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Perkins v. State

Citations

  • 766 So. 2d 1173
  • 2000 WL 1268826

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  • holding that mandamus is proper remedy to require whoever lodged detainer to remove it
  • explaining that a mandamus action filed in the circuit court with jurisdiction over the party improperly lodging the detainer is the proper remedy where the defendant alleged that he is entitled to removal of the detainer
  • “Since [the defendant] ... alleged that he [wa]s entitled ... to removal of the detainer, his remedy, if any is proper, would appear to be mandamus ... filed in the circuit court having jurisdiction over the person who had lodged the de-tainer.”

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Judges: Griffin

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