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Eleventh Circuit· 7/27/1984

Albert Williams v. Kenneth Wallis

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  • 734 F.2d 1434

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  • “[A]n acquittee may be automatically committed for an indefinite period of time after he has proved at his criminal trial by a preponderance of the evidence that mental illness caused his criminal act.” (emphasis added)

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Judges: III, Hill, Vance, Anderson

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