Florida SB 1332: Temporary Underground Power Panels

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1332 
Career Offender Registration 
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Requiring a certain driver license or identification card marking for a career offender; requiring a career offender to report to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles in a certain month to obtain an updated or renewed driver license or identification card; providing that if a sanction is not imposed upon a career offender, such offender is deemed to have been released upon conviction; requiring certain career offenders to report to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and obtain a driver license or identification card containing a required marking within a certain period of time; authorizing the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to release certain images to the Department of Law Enforcement for purposes of public notification, etc. 
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 2 An act relating to career offender registration; 
 3 amending s. 322.141, F.S.; requiring a certain driver 
 4 license or identification card marking for a career 
 5 offender; requiring a career offender to report to the 
 6 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles in a 
 7 certain month to obtain an updated or renewed driver 
 8 license or identification card; amending s. 775.261, 
 9 F.S.; providing and revising definitions; providing 
 10 that if a sanction is not imposed upon a career 
 11 offender, such offender is deemed to have been 
 12 released upon conviction; requiring a career offender 
 13 to report in person at the sheriff’s office for 
 14 initial registration; revising the time of such 
 15 report; revising information and documentation 
 16 required upon initial registration; specifying that 
 17 information and documents are provided to the 
 18 Department of Law Enforcement through the sheriff’s 
 19 office; specifying the manner in which changes to a 
 20 career offender’s information must be reported; 
 21 requiring certain career offenders to report to the 
 22 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and 
 23 obtain a driver license or identification card 
 24 containing a required marking within a certain period 
 25 of time; revising the information and documentation 
 26 certain career offenders must provide to the 
 27 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles when 
 28 reporting; requiring a career offender to report 
 29 changes to any information provided upon initial 
 30 registration within certain periods of time; requiring 
 31 the custodian of a jail to notify the Department of 
 32 Law Enforcement within a certain period of time if 
 33 such custodian has a career offender in his or her 
 34 custody and upon release of such offender; requiring 
 35 such custodian to take a digitized photograph of the 
 36 career offender and provide it to the Department of 
 37 Law Enforcement; requiring the custodian to notify the 
 38 Department of Law Enforcement if a career offender 
 39 escapes or dies; specifying the procedure for a career 
 40 offender to establish a residence after initial 
 41 registration; requiring the Department of Highway 
 42 Safety and Motor Vehicles to forward photographs and 
 43 certain information to the Department of Law 
 44 Enforcement and the Department of Corrections; 
 45 authorizing the Department of Highway Safety and Motor 
 46 Vehicles to release certain images to the Department 
 47 of Law Enforcement for purposes of public 
 48 notification; requiring that certain career offenders 
 49 report changes to certain information to the sheriff’s 
 50 office within a certain period of time; requiring a 
 51 career offender to report an in-state travel residence 
 52 within a certain period of time; requiring a career 
 53 offender who vacates a residence and does not 
 54 establish another residence to report certain 
 55 information in person within a certain period of time; 
 56 requiring a career offender who remains at an address 
 57 that such offender previously reported he or she was 
 58 vacating to report such information in person within a 
 59 certain period of time; requiring the sheriff’s office 
 60 to report such information to the Department of Law 
 61 Enforcement; removing a provision relating to the 
 62 registration of a career offender at an office of the 
 63 Department of Law Enforcement; revising procedures for 
 64 establishing a residence outside this state; requiring 
 65 a career offender to report previously unknown travel 
 66 in person to the sheriff’s office as soon as possible 
 67 before departure; revising the entities to which the 
 68 career offender must provide certain residence 
 69 information; requiring annual reregistration of career 
 70 offenders during a certain month; specifying 
 71 information that a career offender must provide upon 
 72 reregistration; requiring the sheriff’s office to 
 73 electronically submit to and up