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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 802 So. 2d 1213
  • 2002 WL 21707

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  • recognizing that immediate release is not the proper remedy for violations of the post-commitment procedures in section 394.918, Florida Statutes
  • recognizing that immediate release is not the proper remedy for violations of the post-commitment procedures in section 394.918, Florida Statutes
  • holding that the failure of the circuit court to comply with section 394.918, including the failure of the circuit court to hold the limited probable cause hearing described in section 394.918(3
  • issuing writ of mandamus as remedy, rather than release, when state failed to conduct mandatory annual reexamination under Florida's sexually violent predators law
  • issuing writ of mandamus as remedy, rather than release, when state failed to conduct mandatory annual reexamination under Florida's sexually violent predators law

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Judges: Silberman

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