Skaggs v. Kincaid

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• former sexually dangerous person released from civil commitment based on qualified examiners' findings that his age and medical condition rendered him no longer sexually dangerous
• \a finding of probable cause . . . can rest on the opinion of any expert [the Commonwealth] retained to testify that the individual is sexually dangerous\
• both qualified examiners concluded that defendant was not sexually dangerous

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