Stayeley v. State

How courts have described this case

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• reversing for a new disposition hearing when the trial court did not explain why the disposition it ordered was more appropriate than that recommended by DJJ
• reversing for a new disposition hearing when the trial court did not explain why the disposition it ordered was more appropriate than that recommended by DJJ
• reversing for a new disposition hearing when the trial court \failed to indicate how the restrictiveness level related to L.R.'s needs or how the nature of her offense required such commitment\
• reversing for a new disposition hearing when the trial court “failed to indicate how the restrictiveness level related to L.R.’s needs or how the nature of her offense required such commitment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).