Reuben Adams v. Byran Bartow

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• noting that expert witness defined the phrase as \much more probable than not\ in the context of a state statute regarding confining sexually violent people
• “[T]he general rule we take from Foucha is simply that an insanity acquittee may be held for only as long as he is still mentally ill; his dangerous propensities alone do not justify continued confinement.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).