SCSO definition

SCSO means the entry screen used when a convicted sex offender who has already been entered into the Registry, changes county of residence. The use of this screen will place the offender in an inactive status in the county he/she is leaving.
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Examples of SCSO in a sentence

  • Deputies assigned to a special detail will enforce laws in accordance with the Florida Statutes, applicable SCSO General Orders, and procedures governing enforcement activities.

  • Costs for system maintenance and telephone services will be paid for by SCSO.

  • Participating SCSO personnel are not authorized to perform immigration officer functions except when working under the supervision or direction of ICE.

  • For purposes of this agreement janitorial staff will be understood to mean the Detention Support Specialist (DDS) and trustee inmates assigned by the SCSO, whether male or female.

  • Approved participating SCSO personnel will be authorized to perform only those immigration officer functions set forth in the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) in Appendix A.

  • The purpose of this MOA is to enable the County and SCSO to jointly exercise the powers which each has in order to make the most efficient use of their respective powers on a basis of mutual advantage and thereby providing services and facilities in a manner that will promote efficiency and economy in the rendering of public service to the citizens of Sumter County.

  • The above immigration enforcement functions conducted by the participating SCSO personnel will be supervised and directed by ICE.

  • If SCSO and SCCDS disagrees with any of the Department’s comments, the Parties will work together in good faith to discuss these concerns and will try to reach agreement on the proposed revisions.

  • ICE will assume custody of an alien only after said individual has been released from SCSO custody.

  • The actions of participating SCSO personnel will be reviewed by ICE officers on an ongoing basis to ensure compliance with the requirements of the immigration laws and procedures and to assess the need for individual training or guidance.