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By Jeffrey Ivashuk

Criminal law -- Double jeopardy -- Probation -- Modification -- Imposition of electronic monitoring device as an additional condition of probation after conclusion of sentencing hearing violated Double Jeopardy Clause where monitoring device was not statutorily mandated -- Previous conviction of lewd or lascivious exhibition did not require trial court to impose electronic monitoring as condition of probation under section 948.30(3)(c)Reported at 33 Fla. L. Weekly D591aCriminal law -- Probation revocation -- Where defendant was placed on ?administrative probation? with the condition that defendant serve 30 days on sheriff's work camp, or the remainder of the 30 days in jail if defendant was unable for any reason to serve the time on sheriff's work camp, it was error to revoke defendant's probation upon his dismissal from work camp program -- Dismissal from work camp did no more than trigger the requirement that defendant complete his condition of probation by finishing the remainder of the 30-day period in jailReported at 33 Fla...continue to full post

Full post as published by JAABlog on February 27, 2008 (boomark / email).