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1010 F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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1414 A bill to be entitled 1
1515 An act relating to criminal offender substance abuse 2
1616 pilot program; creating s. 948.22, F.S.; creating a 3
1717 substance abuse accountability pilot program in a 4
1818 specified county; providing for eligibility for the 5
1919 program; specifying that eligible participants shall 6
2020 be advised of the program before entering a plea; 7
2121 providing for design and implementation of the program 8
2222 in the county; specifying how long a person ma y 9
2323 participate in the program; providing that 10
2424 participants are entitled to an attorney at any court 11
2525 hearing related to the program; providing requirements 12
2626 for the program; authorizing a court to terminate 13
27-probation and participation in the program or place a 14
28-person on administrative probation under specified 15
29-circumstances related to the program; specifying 16
30-personnel requirements; authorizing subgrants for 17
31-personnel needs; specifying that program participation 18
32-does not supersede ignition interlock requirement s; 19
33-requiring program evaluation by a specified date; 20
34-requiring a report to certain officials by a specified 21
35-date; providing for repeal of provisions; providing 22
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27+probation or place a person on administrative 14
28+probation under specified circumstances related to the 15
29+program; specifying personnel requirements; 16
30+authorizing subgrants for personnel needs; specifying 17
31+that program participation does not supersede ignition 18
32+interlock requirements; requiring program evaluation 19
33+by a specified date; requiring a report to certain 20
34+officials by a specified date; providing for repeal of 21
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5151 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 26
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5353 Section 1. Section 948.22, Florida Statutes, is created to 28
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5555 948.22 Substance Abuse Accountability Pilot Program. — 30
5656 (1) A Substance Abuse Accountability Pilot Program is 31
5757 established in Hillsborough county from October 1, 2025 , through 32
5858 September 30, 2027. 33
5959 (2) Among persons convicted of a felony or first -degree 34
6060 misdemeanor and who are placed on probation, for which 35
6161 abstention from alcohol or controlled substances is a condition 36
6262 of compliance, a court shall designate a subset i dentified as 37
6363 eligible for the program. Among this eligible pool, individuals 38
6464 will be randomly assigned to participate in the program. All 39
6565 persons deemed eligible shall have the same probability of 40
6666 assignment to the program and shall participate in the prog ram 41
6767 if assigned. No more than 150 offenders may participate in the 42
6868 program at any one time. 43
6969 (a) Prior to entering any plea agreement that includes a 44
7070 term of probation and any condition of compliance that would 45
7171 make a person eligible for the program, the person must be 46
7272 explicitly advised that he or she may be randomly assigned to 47
7373 participate in the program. All terms and conditions of the 48
7474 program shall be explained to the person, and the person shall 49
7575 acknowledge in writing that he or she understands such t erms and 50
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8484 F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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8888 conditions and is entering a plea freely and voluntarily. 51
8989 (3) The sheriff of the participating county, in 52
9090 consultation with the chief judge of the judicial circuit, the 53
9191 state attorney, and the Department of Corrections, shall design 54
9292 and implement the program. The sheriff may contract with a third 55
9393 party to assist with program design and implementation. However, 56
9494 the program established under this section must include all of 57
9595 the following elements: 58
9696 (a) Notwithstanding any other law, the sheriff sh all 59
9797 manage the supervision of all participants during their 60
9898 participation in the program. Upon discharge from the program, 61
9999 the participants shall be managed in accordance with current law 62
100100 for any remaining term of supervision. 63
101101 (b) Participants shall atte nd an in-person judicial 64
102102 hearing at which a judge shall explain to the participants all 65
103-program conditions and sanctions for noncompliance. Except as 66
104-provided in paragraph (k), a participant's term of participation 67
105-in the program shall be for the same length as the term of 68
106-probation for which he or she was sentenced, but may not exceed 69
107-the expiration of the program. Participants are entitled to an 70
108-attorney at any court hearing related to the program. A court 71
109-shall appoint a public defender for a participant who is 72
110-eligible to be represented by a public defender under s. 27.51. 73
103+program conditions and sanctions for noncompliance. A 66
104+participant's term of participation in the program shall be for 67
105+the same length as the term of probation for which he or she was 68
106+sentenced, but may not exceed the expiration of the program. 69
107+Participants are entitled to an attorney at any court hearing 70
108+related to the program. A court shall appoint a public defender 71
109+for a participant who is eligible to be represented by a public 72
110+defender under s. 27.51. 73
111111 (c) A participant who is ordered to abstain from alcohol 74
112112 shall be tested twice per day by mobile breath alcohol testing. 75
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126126 sheriff's office or an alternate location designated by the 77
127127 sheriff's office, approximately 12 hours apart. However, if a 78
128128 court determines that in -person testing is unreasonably 79
129129 burdensome to a participant, the participant may instead be 80
130130 ordered to wear a continuous monitoring device cap able of 81
131131 detecting and signaling the presence of alcohol. 82
132132 (d) A participant who is ordered to abstain from 83
133133 controlled substances shall be tested randomly, at least twice 84
134134 every 7 days, with no fewer than 60 hours between tests. Testing 85
135135 shall be completed i n person at the participating county 86
136136 sheriff's office or an alternate location designated by the 87
137137 sheriff's office, by a method determined by the sheriff. 88
138138 (e) A missed test, failed test, or alert by a continuous 89
139139 monitoring device of a positive test result shall be probable 90
140140 cause that a participant has committed a violation of the 91
141-program. However, the presence of a federally approved 92
142-medication lawfully prescribed to a participant for the 93
143-treatment of a substance use disorder shall not constitute a 94
144-failed test or positive test result for purposes of establishing 95
145-probable cause under this paragraph. 96
146- (f) If there is probable cause that a participant has 97
147-committed a violation of the program , the participant shall be 98
148-arrested at the earliest opportunity and held in county jail 99
149-until an appearance before a judge which must occur no later 100
141+program. 92
142+ (f) If there is probable cause that a participant has 93
143+committed a violation of the program, the participant shall be 94
144+arrested at the earliest opportunity and held in c ounty jail 95
145+until an appearance before a judge which must occur no later 96
146+than 24 hours after the participant's arrest. 97
147+ (g) Upon a judicial finding that a participant has 98
148+committed a violation of the program, the participant shall be 99
149+ordered to serve 24 hours in county jail, with credit for time 100
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163- (g) Upon a judicial finding that a participant has 102
164-committed a violation of the program, the participant shall be 103
165-ordered to serve 24 hours in county jail, with credit for time 104
166-served between his or her arrest and the judicial finding of a 105
167-violation. The court may not waive or modify any penalties 106
168-required under this paragraph. 107
169- (h) A participant who is arrested and held in custody 108
170-under this section whose alleged violation is not adjudicated 109
171-within 24 hours of his or her arrest must be released at the 110
172-earliest possible opportunity. Release of a participan t under 111
173-this paragraph does not end the offender's participation in the 112
174-program. 113
175- (i) A court may reduce the frequency of testing for 114
176-alcohol consumption to once per day for a participant who has 115
177-zero adjudicated program violations for 60 consecutive day s. 116
178- (j) A court may reduce the frequency of testing for 117
179-controlled substances to once per week for a participant who has 118
180-zero adjudicated program violations for 6 consecutive months. 119
181- (k) Upon successful completion of half the term of 120
182-participation, the court may place the person on administrative 121
183-probation pursuant to s. 948.013 for the remainder of the term 122
184-of supervision, or may terminate the person's probation and 123
185-participation in the program. 124
186- (l) Upon five adjudicated violations of program 125
162+served between his or her arrest and the judicial finding of a 101
163+violation. The court may not waive or modify any penalties 102
164+required under this paragraph. 103
165+ (h) A participant who is arrested and held in custody 104
166+under this section whose alleged violation is not adjudicated 105
167+within 24 hours of his or her arrest must be released at the 106
168+earliest possible opportunity. Release of a participant under 107
169+this paragraph does not end the offender's participation in the 108
170+program. 109
171+ (i) A court may reduce the frequency of testing for 110
172+alcohol consumption to once per day for a participant who has 111
173+zero adjudicated program violations for 60 consecutive days. 112
174+ (j) A court may reduce the frequency of testing for 113
175+controlled substances to once per week for a participant who has 114
176+zero adjudicated program violations for 6 consecutive months. 115
177+ (k) Upon successful completion of half the term of 116
178+participation, the court may place the person on administrative 117
179+probation pursuant to s. 948.013 for the remainder of the term 118
180+of supervision, or may terminate the person's probation. 119
181+ (l) Upon five adjudicated violation s of program 120
182+conditions, a court may discharge the participant from the 121
183+program and sentence the offender as authorized by law. Nothing 122
184+in this paragraph shall preclude a court from modifying the 123
185+conditions of a participant's supervision, including revocat ion 124
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199-conditions, a court may discharge the participant from the 126
200-program and sentence the offender as authorized by law. Nothing 127
201-in this paragraph shall preclude a court from modifying the 128
202-conditions of a participant's supervision, including revocation 129
203-of supervision, upon any other violation of supervision 130
204-conditions. 131
205- (m) Participants shall pay all fees associated with 132
206-participation in the program. However, a court may reduce or 133
207-eliminate program fees for a participant who has been declared 134
208-indigent. 135
209- (4) The program established under this section shall 136
210-include a program coordinator, whose duties shall include 137
211-identifying and hiring personnel to ensure efficient 138
212-administration of the program. The sheriff of the participating 139
213-county may make subgrants to any appropria te agency for hiring 140
214-personnel under this subsection. 141
215- (5) A court may not order participation in the program in 142
216-lieu of mandatory placement of an ignition interlock device as 143
217-described in s. 316.193. 144
218- (6) By June 30, 2028, the Attorney General shall co mplete 145
219-an evaluation of the program's effectiveness. The Attorney 146
220-General shall determine the metrics to be evaluated and may 147
221-contract with a third party to conduct any program evaluations. 148
222- (7) A report on the pilot program, which must include the 149
223-number of program participants, the number of program 150
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200+ (m) Participants shall pay all fees associated with 127
201+participation in the program. However, a court may reduce or 128
202+eliminate program fees for a participant who has been declared 129
203+indigent. 130
204+ (4) The program established under this section shall 131
205+include a program coordinator, whose duties shall include 132
206+identifying and hiring personnel to ensure efficient 133
207+administration of the program. The sheriff of the participating 134
208+county may make subgr ants to any appropriate agency for hiring 135
209+personnel under this subsection. 136
210+ (5) A court may not order participation in the program in 137
211+lieu of mandatory placement of an ignition interlock device as 138
212+described in s. 316.193. 139
213+ (6) By June 30, 2028, the Atto rney General shall complete 140
214+an evaluation of the program's effectiveness. The Attorney 141
215+General shall determine the metrics to be evaluated and may 142
216+contract with a third party to conduct any program evaluations. 143
217+ (7) A report on the pilot program, which mu st include the 144
218+number of program participants, the number of program 145
219+violations, and the number of successful program completions, 146
220+shall be delivered to the Governor, the President of the Senate, 147
221+and the Speaker of the House of Representatives by November 30, 148
222+2028. 149
223+ (8) This section is repealed November 30, 2028. 150
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237-shall be delivered to the Governor, the President of the Senate, 152
238-and the Speaker of the House of Representatives by November 30, 153
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240- (8) This section is repealed November 30, 2028. 155
241- Section 2. Subject to specific appropriation, the state 156
242-courts system shall pass -through any funds appropriated for the 157
243-pilot program to the entity responsible for program design and 158
244-implementation. Any funds awar ded under this section must be 159
245-used for expenses related to establishing and administering the 160
246-program, including personnel, equipment, training and technical 161
247-assistance, payments for jail space, data collection, program 162
248-evaluations, and program fees for i ndigent participants. 163
249- Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2025. 164
236+ Section 2. Subject to specific appropriation, the state 151
237+courts system shall pass -through any funds appropriated for the 152
238+pilot program to the entity responsible for program design and 153
239+implementation. Any funds awarded under this section must be 154
240+used for expenses related to establishing and administering the 155
241+program, including personnel, equipment, training and technical 156
242+assistance, payments for jail space, data collection, program 157
243+evaluations, and program fees for indigent participants. 158
244+ Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2025. 159