Florida S1544 amends procedures for handling complaints against law enforcement and correctional officers.
Florida S1544 modifies the process for handling complaints against law enforcement and correctional officers. It mandates that written complaints must be signed under oath, with exceptions for those accompanied by corroborating evidence. The bill requires agencies to inform officers under investigation of the complaint's nature and provide a signed copy before interrogation. It also stipulates that investigative files not resulting in disciplinary action must be included in the officer's personnel file.
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