· 3/15/1961
Orange County Board of Public Instruction v. Brown
Citations
- 129 So. 2d 141
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- holding that the Board permissibly expounded upon court-ordered no-contact-with-minors probation condition by imposing a condition of supervision prohibiting Elliott from entering or loitering within 1,000 feet of areas with a primary activity involving people under the age of 18
- holding that the Board permissibly expounded upon court-ordered no-contact-with-minors probation condition by imposing a condition of supervision prohibiting Elliott from entering or loitering within 1,000 feet of areas with a primary activity involving people under the age of 18
- stating that “a trial -7- J-A10030-15 court may impose conditions of probation in a generalized manner[]”
- observing that when the General Assembly uses different words or phrases in a statutory provision, a presumption arises that the legislative body intended those words or phrases to have different meanings
- observing that when the General Assembly uses different words or phrases in a statutory provision, a presumption arises that the legislative body intended those words or phrases to have different meanings
- stating: (1) probation offices may “impose conditions of supervision that are germane to, elaborate on, or interpret any conditions of probation that are imposed by the trial court[;]” and (2
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