FL S1206

Authorizes the Department of Corrections to release inmates on electronic monitoring for work, education, or training who would not otherwise qualify due to custody level or risk factors, using a risk assessment tool to determine eligibility.

Creates a supervised community release program beginning 90 days before an inmate's provisional or tentative release date, requiring electronic monitoring and community control, with the department authorized to terminate participation for non-compliance.

Allows law enforcement or probation officers to arrest inmates without warrant for violating supervised community release conditions, with violations reported to correctional officers for disciplinary disposition.

Permits participating inmates to continue earning or losing gain-time but excludes them from prison population counts and their community housing from prison capacity figures.

Establishes a procedure allowing state prisoners with unserved probation or community control violation warrants to file notice in circuit court for a status hearing within 90 days, with the court ordering transport to county jail for prosecution if a warrant exists.