House Bill 21 (Chapter 2018-13) limits the prescription for a Schedule II opioid for acute pain to a _____ supply, or a _____ supply if deemed medically necessary by a prescriber.

3 day, 7 day

    House Bill 21 (Chapter 2018-13) increases the level of offense to a ______ for intentionally prescribing medically unnecessary controlled substances, or unnecessary amounts of a controlled substance.

Second Degree felony

    House Bill 141 (Chapter 2018-145) exempts __________ from paying a toll when operating an official vehicle, while on official business.  

Law Enforcement Officials

   House Bill 165 (Chapter 2018-128) amends F.S 836.10 to cover social media issues concerning writing, posting, or transmitting a __________.

Threat to commit a mass shooting or act of terrorism

     Senate Bill 186 (Chapter 2018-126) requires that a local officer resign __ days before the first day of qualifying for federal public office if the terms of the two offices overlap.

10 days

 A three-wheeled motorcycle having two wheels in the front and one wheel in the back, and equipped with a roll cage or roll hoops, seat belts and a steering wheel, is defined by F.S 316.003, as a ______.

Autocycle

House bill 215 (Chapter 2018-130) requires ______ for operators of an autocycle.

Seatbelt

   House Bill 333 (Chapter 2018-46) exempts certain individuals who served in the _________ from completing the basic recruit training program for law enforcement, correctional, correctional probation officers.  

U.S. Special Forces

   House Bill 361 (Chapter 2018-47) creates F.S 985.6885, which authorizes persons occupying the following positions to access facilities housing juveniles or overseen by the Department of Juvenile Justice, EXCEPT;

Sheriff

Senate Bill 376 (Chapter 2018-124) amends F.S 112.1815 to provide that under certain circumstances, __________ suffered by a first responder is an occupational disease that is compensable by workers’ compensation benefits.

Posttraumatic stress disorder PTSD

House Bill 491 (Chapter 2018-49) adds _____ class animals to the category of commercially farmed animals in F.S. 812.014; and increases the fine to up to ______, for theft of a commercially farmed animal. 

Avian; $10,000

House Bill 523 (Chapter 2018-151) amends F.S. 810.09 to make it a third-degree felony to trespass upon the operational area of an airport with _______ intent, if certain signage is legally posted.

Specified

House Bill 539 (Chapter 2018-51) amends F.S 489.529 to require alarm companies to make two attempts to contact the customer to confirm burglary alarm signals, before contacting law enforcement. Which of the following is NOT an exemption to this requirement?

Multiple alarm signals are being received 

 House Bill 547 (Chapter 2018-92) changes the due date for which a law enforcement agency must file a completed annual forfeiture report with FDLE, from October 10^th to _________.

December 1st 

House Bill 581 (2018-93) pertains to subpoenas for records in investigations involving allegations of sexual abuse. The bill allows investigators to prohibit the provider from disclosing the existence of the subpoena for how long?

180 days

House Bill 622 (Chapter 2018-24) amends F.S 429.08, to provide that any person who owns, operates, or maintains an unlicensed living facility commits a _______.

Third Degree Felony

House Bill 935 (Chapter 2018-61) amends F.S 494.001, which makes it unlawful to misrepresent a _________ loan, as a _________ loan.

Residential mortgage; business purpose

  House bill 1059 (Chapter 2018-100) provides for a cause of action to prohibit the exploitation of a _________, with an injunction. A __________ is defined as a person 18 years of age or older whose ability to perform normal activities of daily living, or whose ability to provide for their own care or protection, is impaired due to a mental or physical condition.

Vulnerable adult 

House bill 1065 (Chapter 2018-101) allows for the _________ of a criminal history record if the case disposition was a judgment of acquittal or a not guilty verdict. 

Expungement

Senate Bill 1132 (Ch. 2018-27) authorizes the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to designate by rule the timeframe for the expiration of, and the specific design for, the vessel safety inspection decal. The bill specifies that a decal may not be valid for less than _____ or more than _____.

1 year; 5 years

House Bill 1177 (Ch. 2018-67) amends F.S. 282.709(2)(a) to expand the membership of the _____________ to include a representative of the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA), appointed by the FSA president. 

Joint Task Force on State Agency Law Enforcement Communications

 House Bill 1301 (Ch. 2018-105) decreases the number of days required to meet the definition of a "permanent residence," "temporary residence," and "transient residence," from _ days to _ days for persons required to register as a sexual predator or sexual offender.

5 days to 3 days

 House Bill 1211 (Ch. 2018-137) creates "____ Law,” which (beginning on July 1, 2018) prohibits a person from operating an airboat to carry passengers for hire on waters of the state unless he or she has certain documents onboard the airboat.

Ellie's

Senate Bill 1392 (Chapter 2018-127) calls for ___________, which requires law enforcement agencies to collect and make certain information easily accessible to the public for the purpose of improving criminal justice data transparency.

A model of uniform criminal justice data collection

information reported to FDLE to be published to their website

The digitalization of the Criminal Punishment Code sentencing scoresheet

 Senate Bill 1552 (Ch. 2018-86) adds a subsection to F.S 985.26 that requires a _______ who violates conditions of his or her non-secure detention, to be held in secure detention until a hearing is held.

Prolific juvenile offender

Senate Bill 1576 (Ch. 2018-87) allows a court to prohibit a person who is convicted of _______ from owning, possessing, keeping, harboring, having contact with, or having custody or control over any animal for a period of time determined by the court.

Animal Cruelty

Senate Bill 1940 (Ch. 2018-1) is a companion bill to Senate Bill 7026, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, and exempts any information held by law enforcement agencies or school officials related to the ______ from public records.

ForityFL app

Senate Bill 7024 (Ch. 2018-2) defines _________ as an incident in which four or more people, not including the perpetrator, are severely injured or killed by an intentional and indiscriminate act of violence of another.

Incident of mass violence

Senate Bill 7026 (Ch. 2018-3) amends F.S. 790.065 and prohibits a person under __ years of age from purchasing a firearm. The bill also prohibits a licensed firearm dealer, importer, or manufacturer from selling or transferring a firearm to a person under __ years of age.

21 years of age

According to Senate Bill 7026 (Ch. 2018-3), all of the following are exceptions to the  required three-day waiting period before the delivery of any firearm by a firearms dealer; EXCEPT:

Purchase of a handgun by a law enforcement officer

Senate Bill 7026 (Ch. 2018-3) establishes procedures for law enforcement to obtain a _________ from the circuit court, which would prohibit the subject of the order from possessing or purchasing a firearm.

Risk Protection Order

  A __________ is defined as a conversion kit, a tool, an accessory, or a device used to alter the rate of fire of a firearm to mimic automatic weapon fire, or a device used to increase the rate of fire to a faster rate than possible with a semiautomatic firearm without assistance.

Bump-Fire Stock

The____________________________, is composed of 16 members, is tasked with investigating system failures in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting and prior mass violence incidents in the State of Florida, and to develop recommendations for system improvements.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission

The United States Supreme Court decided in Carpenter v. United States that an individual has _____________ the records of his physical movements as captured through an individual's cellphone.

a legitimate expectation of privacy for 

The Supreme Court reversed the lower courts, and held that cell site location information (CSLI) held by a third party [carrier] ____________.

is subject to 4th Amendment protection

Section 119.071 was amended to clarify that _______ is exempt from public records.

a.     The personal information of active civilian personnel employed by a law enforcement agency

b.     The personal information of former civilian personnel employed by a law enforcement agency

c.      Photographs, audio, or video recordings that depict or records the killing of a victim of mass violence held by a criminal justice agency

d.     All of the above

Section 119.0714 was amended to exempt all information that could be used to identify the ___________ in a protective injunction until the respondent has been personally served.

Petitioner or Respondent

Section 316.191 was amended to authorize a new "misdemeanor exception," allowing police officers to arrest a person without a warrant if the officer has probable cause to believe that he/she has committed an offense of ________.

Racing

Section 316.305 was amended to make texting while driving a(n) ____________.

Primary Offense

Section 381.986 was amended to remove the prohibition on smoking medical marijuana. Patients are able to purchase a __ day supply of marijuana for smoking purposes. 

70 day

Relating to the previous question, medical marijuana patients are able to purchase up to ________ for smoking purposes.

4 ounces

Section 386.212 was amended to include _______ as part of the prohibited conduct near school property.

Vaping

Section 800.09 was amended to include state, county, and correctional personnel as part of the definition of employee. Any person who engages in prohibited lewd or lascivious conduct in the presence of a state, county, or private correctional employee commits a __________.

Third degree felony

Section 893.21 was amended to include alcohol-related overdoses. Now, individuals who are experiencing an alcohol or drug-related overdose, and are acting in good faith to obtain medical assistance may not be subject to a(n) ____________.

Arrest

Section 943.325 was amended to provide that a DNA match between a person's DNA sample in a current criminal investigation and DNA from a state or federal DNA database may __________.

a.     Establish probable cause for an arrest warrant

b.     Establish probable cause a search

c.      Establish probable cause to take a second DNA sample

d.     All of the above

Regarding the amended school safety laws, the ________ program was expanded to include class room teachers to serve as _________.

Guardian(s)

Regarding the amended school safety laws, _____________ must be allowed access to all safe-school officer options.

Charter schools

Regarding the amended school safety laws, what agencies are responsible for assisting schools in complying with the safe-school officer requirement?

The local sheriff's department

Section 394.4615 was amended to provide that information from the clinical record must be released when a patient has communicated to a mental health service provider a specific threat to cause serious bodily injury or death to an identified or a readily available person. A law enforcement agency that receives notification of a specific threat (must/should) ______________.

a.     Take appropriate action to prevent the risk of harm

b.     Notify the intended victim

c.      Initiate a risk protection order

d.     All of the above

Section 581.217 legalizes the cultivation, processing, distribution, dispensing, or sale of ___________ by individuals who obtain authorization and licensing by the Florida Department of Agriculture.

Hemp

The new law also specifies that "hemp may not contain a total THC concentration greater than ___ percent on a dry weight basis.

0.3

Chapter 908 prohibits law enforcement agencies from maintaining "_____ policies," which are policies and practices that prohibit or impede the federal government from enforcing immigration law.

Sanctuary

   Chapter 908 does not require law enforcement agencies to provide a federal immigration agency with information related to __________.

  A cooperating witness

     A victim of a crime

  Section 212.15 raises the felony threshold for failure to remit taxes to _____, any deprivation of funds under _____ is a misdemeanor of the second degree.

$1000

Section 316.235 authorizes any motor vehicle to display lights underneath the motor vehicle as long as the lights are not any of the following; EXCEPT:

Yellow

According to the amendment to Section 316.235, in order to prosecute a violation of DWLS as a third degree felony, the current violation is a third or subsequent conviction AND the current or most recent prior violation deals with:

Driving on a suspension (or equivalent status) for DUI

Refusal to submit to urine, breath or blood test

Traffic offense causing death or serious bodily injury

Section 489.126 regards moneys received by contractors. It requires the victim to send a __________ to the contractor demanding that work be performed or money returned for services not provided.

Certified Letter

According to the amendment to Section 509.151, a person who commits theft of food, lodging or other accommodations at a public food service establishment for $798.89, may be prosecuted for a:

Second Degree Misdemeanor

Section 562.451, makes possession of more than one gallon of moonshine whiskey a:

First Degree Felony

Section 784.048, amends the definition of ________ to include accessing or attempting to access the online accounts or internet connected home electronic systems of another person without the person's permission.

Cyberstalk

Section 800.09 was amended to include the ability to charge lewd or lascivious exhibition when committed in the presence of ___________.

individuals performing contractual services for the facility

 Section 812.014 changes the threshold value of a theft that is a third degree felony from $___ to $___.

$300; $750

 According to the amendments to Section 812.014, under which of the following circumstances would someone be charged with a first degree misdemeanor? The individual committed a theft __________.

From an unenclosed curtilage of property valued at $694.00

Section 815.06. Offenses against users of computers, computer systems, computer networks, and electronic devices; was amended to add "___________" as a felony violation.

Exceeding the authorization given for the use of a computer

According to the amendments to Section 817.413, if the purchase price of misrepresented motor vehicle goods is $1114.43, the crime is a:

Third Degree Felony

Section 843.19 increases the penalty for intentionally and knowingly, without lawful cause or justification, causing great bodily harm, permanent disability, or death to, or using a deadly weapon upon a ____________ from a third degree felony to a second degree felony.

SAR canine

police canine

police horse

Section 849.01 changes the degree of penalty for keeping a “________ house” from a third degree felony to a second degree misdemeanor.

Gambling 

Section 893.135 increases the amount of hydrocodone from ___________ of which an individual must be in actual or constructive possession to meet the definition of trafficking.

14 grams to 28 grams

Section 944.40 criminalizes the escape of prisoners released on furlough as a ____________.

Second degree felony

Section 951.22 creates an exception to the definition of contraband which included any written or recorded communication. Now any _______ is excluded.

Correspondence exchange between a lawyer, paralegal or other legal staff

Section 951.22, County detention facilities: contraband articles; adds any _____________ to the definition of contraband.

Cellular telephone

Section 1006.63 expands the definition of ______ to include the perpetuation or furtherance of a tradition or ritual of any organization; allows anyone who solicits a person to commit, or is actively involved in the planning of any act of ______; and that the victim of ______ may include a former member of a student organization.

Hazing

A prosecution may be commenced at any time after the date on which the identity of the accused is established through the analysis of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) evidence, for any of the following offenses EXCEPT:

Aggravated stalking

The United States Supreme Court decided in the case___________, that when an officer reasonably believes, without any information to the contrary, that the vehicle's owner is currently driving the vehicle, the officer may make a traffic stop based on known information about the vehicle's owner.

Kansas vs. Glover

In this case, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the fact that the registered owner of a vehicle is not always the driver of the vehicle ______________.

Does not negate the reasonableness of the deputy's inference

 Pursuant to Miami-Dade County’s Transportation Plan, police officers are responsible for the transportation of individuals who meet the criteria for involuntary admission under the Florida Substance Abuse Impairment Act commonly referred to as the __________.

Marchman Act

 When officers receive this document, they should immediately turn to the last page to confirm that the judge has signed the portion that reads, ___________.

Order of Transportation

Which of the following is NOT required for a Marchman Act court order?

The order must be delivered to an officer in a sealed envelope.

When transporting a respondent to TGK for contempt for violating a previously entered order for residential treatment, the law enforcement officer will complete a(n) __________________ .

Arrest Affidavit

 “____________” are all documents, papers, letters, maps, books, tapes, photographs, films, sound recordings, data processing software, or other material, regardless of the physical form, characteristics, or means of transmission, made or received pursuant to law or ordinance or in connection with the transaction of official business by any agency.

Public Records

  “_________” means a provision of general law which provides that a specified record or meeting, or portion thereof, is not subject to the access requirements of § 119.01(1), Fla. Stat. (2018), § 286.011, Fla. Stat. (2018) or Art. I, § 24, Fla. Const. See § 119.011(8), Fla. Stat. (2018).

Exemption

A _______________ is a person who has lived in a residential dwelling for a brief period of time, without a lease, and whose stay was intended to be transient or temporary in nature.

Transient occupant

Which of the following is NOT one of factors listed in Section 82.035(1)(a), to consider when determining if a person is a transient occupant?

The person has a history of violence, drug abuse, or has damaged the premises. 

A person who fails to comply with the direction of a law enforcement officer to surrender possession or occupancy, violates Florida Statutes, Section 810.08 (2018), Trespass in structure or conveyance, a(n) _________.

Misdemeanor offense

 Under Amendment 6 to the Florida Constitution, also known as ______ Law, all crime victims now have the “right to prevent the disclosure of information or records that could be used to locate or harass the victim or the victim’s family, or which could disclose confidential or privileged information of the victim.”

Marsy's

At the request of a crime victim (whether or not an arrest is made), the officer shall note in the narrative of the A-Form and/or on the Offense Incident Report, “________________.”

Request for Victim - Do Not Release Personal Information

Florida Statutes Section 741.28(2) defines “_____________” as a situation where a “family or household member” engages in any assault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravated battery, sexual assault, sexual battery, stalking, aggravated stalking, kidnapping, false imprisonment, or any criminal offense resulting in injury or death of another family or household member.

Domestic Violence

According to Section 741.28(3), which defines “family or household members,” which of the following would NOT be considered a “family or household member?”

A cousin who has never resided with the victim

 According to the amendments to Florida Statutes Section (FSS) 316.305, regarding “Texting While Driving,” a law enforcement officer may:

Initiate a traffic stop solely for the primary offense of "Texting While Driving"

According to the amendments to Florida Statutes Section (FSS) 316.305, regarding “Texting While Driving,” which of the following is NOT an exemption to the law?

The driver is a journalist protected under the First Amendment. 

 ____________ is the practice of charging an unconscionable price for a product or commodity (e.g., food, ice, gas, lumber) within an area for which a state of emergency is declared.

Price gouging

The public official declaring the state of emergency can set the time of day beyond which residents of the area placed under curfew may not appear on the streets or in public places. Violators of a curfew order may be arrested and charged for a __________________.

Second degree misdemeanor

Looting of damaged or destroyed homes during a state of emergency – Officers should charge _________ or _________ as appropriate even if the structure no longer has a roof and/or walls.

Trespassing; burglary

  Automatic emergency measures (FSS 870.044; FSS 870.043) – Whenever a public official declares that a state of emergency exists due to an act of violence or a flagrant and substantial defiance of, or resistance to, a lawful exercise of public authority and there exists a clear and present danger of a riot or other general public disorder, widespread disobedience of the law, and substantial injury to persons or to property, all of which constitute an imminent threat to public peace within that jurisdiction or any part or parts thereof, the following acts shall be prohibited during that period; EXCEPT FOR:

The gathering of three or more persons in a public place. 

     ______________ provides that no property owner shall forbid, prevent, or interfere with the licensee (e.g. Comcast, AT&T, Xfinity, etc.) when the licensee is attempting to enter onto property at reasonable times and in reasonable circumstances for the purpose of the construction, installation, maintenance, or operation of a cable system or facilities on easements dedicated for compatible use.

Miami-Dade County Code 8AA-28.1

When issuing a citation for FSS 316.306, prohibiting the use of wireless communications device in school and work zones, officers must note all of the following, EXCEPT:

The content of the message sent or received at the time of the infraction.