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Green v. Moore

Citations

  • 777 So. 2d 425
  • 2000 WL 1867515

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  • holding that an appeal, rather than certiorari, is the proper method to review the circuit court's denial of an inmate's petition for writ of mandamus where the proceeding is concluded on grounds other than the merits
  • holding that when a prisoner seeks review of an administrative action related to his incarceration and the circuit court decides the prisoner's petition on grounds other than the merits, an appeal is the proper avenue of review by the district court
  • distinguishing order decided on the merits from orders decided on grounds other than the merits

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Judges: Per Curiam

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