Florida S1390 establishes a procedure for law enforcement agencies to follow when a person voluntarily surrenders for a criminal offense.

Florida S1390, also known as "Vassallo’s Law," mandates that law enforcement agencies implement a procedure for interviewing individuals who voluntarily surrender for a criminal offense. This procedure includes documenting the surrendering person's identification and contact information, notifying an onsite law enforcement officer, and conducting a voluntary interview. If the officer determines the person may have committed a crime in another jurisdiction, they must check for any alerts.

Florida S1390 establishes a procedure for law enforcement agencies to follow when a person voluntarily surrenders for a criminal offense.

Florida S1390, also known as "Vassallo’s Law," mandates that law enforcement agencies implement a procedure for interviewing individuals who voluntarily surrender for a criminal offense. This procedure includes documenting the surrendering person's identification and contact information, notifying an onsite law enforcement officer, and conducting a voluntary interview. If the officer determines the person may have committed a crime in another jurisdiction, they must check for any alerts.