DOC 303.77(4)(4) If there is a finding of guilt, the supervisor shall impose one or more dispositions in accordance with s. DOC 303.70.

DOC 303.78(1)(1) An employee may write a conduct report and a supervisor may summarily find an inmate guilty and discipline the inmate for major rule infractions in accordance with this section.

DOC 303.78(2)(2) Before an inmate is found guilty and disciplined under this section, a supervisor shall do all of the following:

DOC 303.78(2)(a)(a) Inform the inmate of the nature of the alleged infraction and the contemplated disposition.

DOC 303.78(2)(b)(b) Inform the inmate that the security director shall review the contemplated disposition, and may impose a different disposition.

DOC 303.78(2)(c)(c) Inform the inmate that a disposition under this section must be agreed to and is not appealable.

DOC 303.78(3)(3) If the inmate consents to the disposition, the supervisor shall submit the contemplated disposition to the security director for review.

DOC 303.78(3)(a)(a) If the security director approves the disposition under this section, the inmate shall be notified and sign the conduct report agreeing to the disposition.

DOC 303.78(3)(b)(b) If the security director disapproves of the disposition under this section, the security director may do one of the following:

DOC 303.78(3)(c)(c) If the security director approves of a different disposition, the supervisor shall inform the inmate of the security director’s recommended disposition. The inmate may agree or disagree with the recommended disposition.

DOC 303.78(3)(c)1.1. If the inmate agrees to the disposition, the inmate shall sign the conduct report.

DOC 303.78(4)(4) The supervisor shall document dispositions under this section in the record, indicating the disposition and approval by the security director.

DOC 303.78(5)(5) An inmate may not appeal an uncontested major disposition to which he or she has agreed.

DOC 303.79(1)(1) The warden shall assign a hearing officer to conduct a hearing.

DOC 303.79(2)(2) The warden may assign a committee to conduct a hearing. No more than three staff may be assigned. One member of the committee shall be a hearing officer.

DOC 303.79(3)(3) No person who has substantial involvement in the incident which is the subject of a hearing may serve as a hearing officer or committee member for that hearing. The hearing officer shall determine the subject matter of the hearing in advance in order to allow substitution of a hearing officer or committee member.

DOC 303.79(4)(4) A hearing officer may hold a hearing even if the inmate has waived due process.

DOC 303.80(1)(1) Notice. When an inmate is alleged to have committed a major violation and the security director has reviewed the conduct report pursuant to s. DOC 303.68, staff shall give the inmate a copy of the conduct report within 2 working days after review. At any time prior to the hearing, the security director may amend the conduct report to either correct or add information or evidence to be considered at the hearing. The institution shall inform the inmate of all of the following:

DOC 303.80(1)(b)(b) The potential dispositions that may be imposed or other results that may occur, including removal from programming or work release.