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FL S1092
Bill
Status
2/15/2011
Primary Sponsor
Stephen Wise
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AI Summary
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Removes requirement for state attorneys to quarterly submit deviation memoranda to the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association when offenders are not sentenced to mandatory minimum prison terms in weapon possession cases.
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Removes requirement for state attorneys to annually submit deviation memoranda explaining why defendants did not receive mandatory minimum sentences in specified reoffender cases.
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Repeals section 775.08401, which established criteria for state attorneys to use when deciding whether to pursue habitual felony or habitual violent felony offender charges.
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Repeals subsection (5) of section 775.087, which required state attorneys to report cases where qualified defendants did not receive mandatory minimum sentences for specified offenses.
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Repeals subsection (4) of section 985.557, which contained direct-file policies and guidelines for juveniles.
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Effective July 1, 2011.
Legislative Description
State Attorneys
Last Action
Read 2nd time -SJ 748
5/3/2011