istered by the Florida State Department of Corrections. Home confinement is an alternative form of county incarceration administered exclusively by the County Sheriffs Office and its law enforcement personnel. The inmate is still considered in the custody of the Sheriff. It requires the inmates continued presence within

nt of Corrections. In fact, the two are quite distinct. Home confinement is an alternative form of county incarceration administered exclusively by the County Sheriffs Office. It requires the inmates continued presence within the confines of the four walls of the home, [except when the inmate travels to and from an eligi