· 12/7/1992
Holcomb v. Department of Corrections
Citations
- 609 So. 2d 751
- 1992 Fla. App. LEXIS 12281
- 1992 WL 358128
How courts have described this case
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- reiterating that when court receives petition for writ of mandamus, its initial task is to assess legal sufficiency of allegations; if allegations are insufficient, court may deny petition or dismiss factually insufficient claims
- reiterating that when court receives petition for writ of mandamus, its initial task is to assess legal sufficiency of allegations; if allegations are insufficient, court may deny petition or dismiss factually insufficient claims
- inmate alleging denial of right to call witnesses in disciplinary hearing should identify the requested witnesses and provide a brief statement of what their testimony would have been
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Judges: Allen
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