FL S7006

Requires the Criminal Justice Estimating Conference to develop projections of prison admissions and populations for elderly felony offenders, including ethnicity and health status data

Expands felony battery and sexual misconduct offenses to apply to employees of private providers and private correctional facilities, not just Department of Corrections employees

Creates a third-degree felony for employees who knowingly withhold food, water, clothing, shelter, supervision, medicine, or medical services from an inmate with intent to cause great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement

Prohibits inmates convicted of sexual offenses, child abuse, or forcible felonies from receiving the 60-day incentive gain-time award for earning a high school equivalency diploma or vocational certificate

Increases required health care system surveys at correctional institutions from every three years to every 18 months