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State v. Wheeler

Citations

  • 745 So. 2d 1094
  • 24 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. D 2648

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  • holding that trial court’s sua sponte dismissal of charge constituted an improper infringement upon state’s discretion to prosecute, notwithstanding trial court’s belief that the best interests of the public and the parties would be served by dismissal
  • holding that trial court’s sua sponte dismissal of charge constituted an improper infringement upon the State’s discretion to prosecute, notwithstanding trial court’s belief that the best interests of the public and the parties would be served by dismissal
  • explaining that despite trial court's belief that dismissal is in best interest of public and parties, the state attorney makes final determination to 2 prosecute
  • “[T]he decision to prosecute does not lie with the victim of a crime.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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