FL H1003

Creates conditional sentences for nonviolent felony offenders with substance use or mental health treatment needs, requiring a minimum 90-day in-prison treatment program followed by 24 months of drug offender or mental health probation

Excludes offenders convicted of capital, life, or first-degree felonies; certain second and third-degree felonies; assault on law enforcement; child abuse; sex offenses; or crimes involving weapon sentence enhancements

Requires the Department of Corrections to provide written notice to the court, state attorney, defense counsel, and victims when offenders enter or are terminated from in-prison treatment programs

Mandates offenders pay probation costs and treatment costs if financially able, with violations potentially resulting in probation revocation and imposition of any authorized sentence

Requires the Department of Corrections to develop a computerized tracking system and submit annual recidivism reports to the Governor and Legislature beginning October 1, 2021