FL S0344

Creates the "Evidence-Based Practices of Supervision Act" requiring the Department of Corrections and state-funded local agencies to adopt policies implementing evidence-based supervision practices for all probationers and parolees by October 1, 2022.

Mandates agencies establish objective risk assessment tools, develop individualized case plans based on risk levels, and implement swift and proportionate responses to compliant and noncompliant behaviors.

Requires elimination of supervision policies and programs by October 1, 2022 that are intended to reduce recidivism but lack scientific evidence of effectiveness.

Establishes victim-focused requirements including restitution payment schedules, victim impact statements, information about victim rights, victim satisfaction surveys, and victim-offender dialogue opportunities.

Requires comprehensive annual reports to the Governor, Legislature, and Supreme Court beginning in 2019 detailing implementation progress, state funding for evidence-based programs, recidivism data, and victim satisfaction results, with reports made publicly available online.