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Lawson v. State

Citations

  • 969 So. 2d 222
  • 2007 WL 3101817

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that in order to violate probationer, a violation “must mirror the language of the condition of probation allegedly violated”
  • recognizing that the trial court may order a probationer to complete a drug treatment program as a special condition of ordinary probation
  • holding that where the probation revocation decision hinges on legal questions, the de novo standard applies
  • explaining that “a probation order that requires completion of a drug treatment program but fails to specify time parameters should be read in a commonsense manner”
  • applying abuse of discretion standard to trial court’s ultimate decision to revoke probation
  • even though probation order contained no express time parameters for completion of drug-treatment program, commonsense reading of order provided probationer adequate notice that treatment program should be undertaken at beginning of probationary period

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Judges: Pariente

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