The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . determined that the individual “is not likely to commit acts of sexual violence if discharged”); § 394.920 . . .
. . . In 2008, Spivey petitioned for release pursuant to section 394.920, Florida Statutes, based on a doctor . . . In May 2008, Spivey petitioned for release pursuant to section 394.920, Florida Statutes (2008), alleging . . . safeguards provided by the Jimmy Ryce Act are section 394.918’s procedure for annual review and section 394.920 . . . Section 394.920 states, Petition for release. — A person is not prohibited from filing a petition for . . . court correctly concluded that in the absence of any authority explaining the procedure under section 394.920 . . .
. . . person requires commitment. 831 So.2d at 105; see also §§ 394.916(3)-(5), 394.917(1), (3), 394.918, 394.920 . . .
. . . Section 394.920, titled “Petition for release,” governs the procedure pursuant to which a committed person . . . Section 394.920 is separate from, and does not trigger, the annual limited probable cause hearing. . . . Although section 394.920 states that a subsequent petition for discharge filed without Department approval . . . This provision is analogous to section 394.920 of Florida’s Act. . . .
. . . . §§ 394.918(2), 394.920. . See id. § 394.918(4). . . . .
. . . See §§ 394.916(3), 394.920, Fla. Stat. (1999). B. . . .