The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Code DOC § 328.22(2)(d) (2002), AD 02-10 set out the following: Approved Residence Requirement An approved . . . the DOC’s authority to detain him would have derived either from Wisconsin Administrative Code DOC § 328.22 . . . (2)(a), which permits detention "[f]or investigation of an alleged violation,” or from DOC § 328.22(2 . . .
. . . Code DOC § 328.22(2)(b), and, if the violation has been admitted in writing (as it was in the ATR Johnson . . . continue to detain the probationer on its own initiative pending a final revocation hearing, id. §§ 328.22 . . .
. . . s proposed rule, the strange scenario may often result in which a parolee is held pursuant to § DOC 328.22 . . . See § DOC 328.22(3). . . .
. . . A declaratory judgment adjudging Wisconsin Administrative Code HHS 328.22 null and void; B. . . . He claims that the defendants’ authority for the arrest and detention was based on section HHS 328.22 . . . Wis.Admin.Code § HHS 328.22(2). The plaintiff contends that this subsection is unconstitutional. . . . the defendants’ position that the standard should be whether an arrest made pursuant to section HSS 328.22 . . . The plaintiff is also seeking an injunction restraining the defendants from enforcing section HHS 328.22 . . .