DOC 373.68(10)(a)3. 3. Loss of an off grounds activity for no longer than 30 days.

DOC 373.68(10)(b) (b) Before a youth is disciplined under this subsection, the supervisor shall do all of the following:

DOC 373.68(10)(b)1. 1. Obtain a statement of facts with a recommendation from staff.

DOC 373.68(10)(b)2. 2. Inform the youth of the nature of the alleged infraction and the range of discipline.

DOC 373.68(10)(b)3. 3. Request that the youth relate the facts concerning the matter at issue.

DOC 373.68(10)(c) (c) A disposition under this section shall be imposed consecutive to other dispositions under this section and may be imposed consecutive to a disposition under s. DOC 373.80.

DOC 373.68(10)(d) (d) The supervisor may impose discipline under this subsection, may dismiss the charge, or may write a conduct report if the conduct rule violation is a major conduct rule violation.

DOC 373.68(10)(e) (e) Within a reasonable time following a disposition under this subsection, staff shall talk to the youth and offer counseling about the incident that occurred.

DOC 373.68(10)(f) (f) A youth may appeal the supervisor’s decision under this section consistent with s. DOC 373.81.

DOC 373.68(11) (11) Any contraband related to the incident shall be disposed of in accordance with s. DOC 376.17.

DOC 373.68 History History: Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.

DOC 373.69 DOC 373.69 Conduct reports.

DOC 373.69(1) (1) Staff who observe or discover a conduct rule violation shall investigate the matter to determine if a conduct rule violation occurred. If staff conclude that a major conduct rule violation has occurred, a conduct report shall be written. If more than one staff knows of the same violation, the superintendent shall designate the staff who shall write the conduct report.

DOC 373.69(2) (2) A conduct report may only be written for a major conduct rule violation.

DOC 373.69(3) (3) The conduct report shall describe the facts in detail, including information obtained from other staff. The report shall list all conduct rules that were allegedly violated, even if they overlap. All physical evidence and witnesses shall be mentioned in the report.

DOC 373.69(4) (4) There shall be at least one conduct report or record for each act that is alleged to be a major conduct rule violation under this chapter.

DOC 373.69 History History: Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.

DOC 373.70 DOC 373.70 Review of conduct reports by the superintendent.

DOC 373.70(1) (1) The superintendent shall promptly review all conduct reports for technical adequacy and the appropriateness of the charges.

DOC 373.70(2) (2) The superintendent:

DOC 373.70(2)(a) (a) Shall dismiss a conduct report if the superintendent believes that it should not have been written.

DOC 373.70(2)(b) (b) Shall eliminate any conduct rule violation cited in the conduct report if the statement of facts does not establish that a violation was committed.

DOC 373.70(2)(c) (c) May add any conduct rule violation to the conduct report if the statement of facts establishes that a violation was committed.

DOC 373.70(2)(d) (d) Shall destroy the conduct report if no conduct rule violation was committed.

DOC 373.70(2)(e) (e) May refer a conduct report for further investigation.

DOC 373.70(3) (3) Following a review, the superintendent shall determine whether a conduct report shall be approved.

DOC 373.70 History History: Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.

DOC 373.71 DOC 373.71 Notice of alleged major conduct rule violation. When a youth is alleged to have committed a major conduct rule violation and the superintendent has reviewed and approved the conduct report pursuant to s. DOC 373.70, the following procedure shall be followed:

DOC 373.71(1) (1) The superintendent shall give a copy of the approved conduct report to the youth within 7 days of placement in prehearing security.