The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . to the committing court to involuntarily admit the defendant to residential services pursuant to s. 393.11 . . .
. . . whether Tillman met the criteria for involuntary admission to residential services pursuant to section 393.11 . . . to the committing court to involuntarily admit the defendant to residential services pursuant to s. 393.11 . . . (h) All stages of each proceeding shall be stenographically reported. § 393.11(7), Fla. . . . Is likely to physically injure others if allowed to remain at liberty. § 393.11(8)(b), Fla. . . . Further, the trial court did not conduct an evidentiary hearing pursuant to section 393.11(7) before . . .
. . . A state circuit court may involuntarily admit a person only if, after a hearing, see § 393.11(7), it’ . . . As we have said, only the circuit court can do that. § 393.11(11); see also J.R. . . . In 2004 J.R. was involuntarily admitted to non-secure residential services under § 393.11. . . . The question for us is whether § 393.11 provides constitutionally adequate process. A. . . . First, at oral argument it insisted that § 393.11 contains “implied” review obligations. . . .
. . . . § 393.11? 2) Is the Agency for Persons with Disabilities required, pursuant to Fla. . . . However, after analyzing section 393.11 in light of Mathews v. . . . (discussing §§ 393.11(9)(b), 393.115, Fla. Stat.). . . . See §§ 393.065, 393.11, Fla. Stat. (2011). . . . Is likely to physically injure others if allowed to remain at liberty. § 393.11(8)(b), Fla. . . . view that the legislative purpose set forth in section 393.0651 “does not take into account section 393.11 . . . 2011), or the provisions authorizing an involuntarily admitted person to petition for release, see § 393.11 . . .
. . . “experts’ observations dating back to 2003” used in an involuntary commitment hearing under section 393.11 . . .
. . . Stat. § 393.11(11). . . . Stat. § 393.11(1). . . . Id. § 393.11(5). . . . Id. § 393.11(8)(e). . . . Stat. § 393.11? . . .
. . . involuntary commitment to the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD) entered pursuant to section 393.11 . . . the filing and resolution of an involuntary admission petition filed pursuant to sections 916.303 and 393.11 . . . the trial court did not appoint three disinterested experts to evaluate Drayton pursuant to section 393.11 . . .
. . . 916.303(2) (providing for post-dismissal determinations of whether involuntary services are necessary); § 393.11 . . .
. . . permitted to remain at liberty, the trial court involuntarily committed Everette pursuant to section 393.11 . . . Is likely to physically injure others if allowed to remain at liberty. § 393.11(8)(b)(3), Fla. . . . Statutes 393.11) and, if so, whether the defendant still requires placement in a secure facility because . . . he is not a forensic client under chapter 916 because he was civilly committed pursuant to section 393.11 . . . The district court reasoned that although Everette was committed pursuant to section 393.11, after the . . . See § 393.11, Fla. Stat. (2004). . . . to the committing court to involuntarily admit the defendant to residential services pursuant to s. 393.11 . . . 916.303(2)(b) provides: If the defendant is considered to need involuntary residential services under s. 393.11 . . . alternatives ... have been judged to be inappropriate, then the person or entity filing the petition under s. 393.11 . . . it appears that section 916.303(2)(b) does not apply to a person originally committed under section 393.11 . . .
. . . Agency for Persons with Disabilities would seek to have Petitioner involuntarily admitted under section 393.11 . . . See § 393.11, Fla. Stat. (2002). . . . trial court shall allow Petitioner to be involuntarily admitted to residential services under section 393.11 . . .
. . . In Everette, we noted that section 393.11, Florida Statutes, under which Everett as well as Respondent . . . Nevertheless, Respondent cites to section 393.11(11) in support of his claim that the trial court acted . . . Section 393.11(11) provides, in pertinent part: CONTINUING JURISDICTION. — The court which issues the . . . habil-itation, and rehabilitation, including psychotropic medication and behavioral programming. § 393.11 . . . While section 393.11(11) affords continuing jurisdiction to the trial court, the statute also expressly . . .
. . . Everette, pursuant to section 393.11, Florida Statutes, “to the Department of Children and Families for . . . Although Everette was involuntarily committed pursuant to section 393.11, Florida Statutes, which does . . . case pursuant to section 916.145, Florida Statutes (1996), committed Everette, pursuant to section 393.11 . . . by the committing court following a hearing with the same due process requirements as set out in s. 393.11 . . . defendant’s attorney may ask the trial court to involuntarily commit the defendant pursuant to section 393.11 . . . dismissed in 1996 and he was involuntarily committed to a secure residential setting pursuant to section 393.11 . . . This motion was filed “pursuant to section 393.11(11), Florida Statutes (2004).” . . . The department has cited nothing in chapter 393, nor a careful reading of section 393.11 reveals any . . . Stat. (1996) and § 393.11, Fla. Stat. (1996).” . . . This statute repeatedly refers to “residential services” under section 393.11. . . . .
. . . He cites several cases dealing with proceedings under section 394.467 Florida Statutes, not section 393.11 . . . Section 393.11(8)(b)3.b., on the other hand, only requires proof that the person is “likely to physically . . .
. . . Section 393.11, Florida Statutes (Supp.1998), provides procedures for when "a person is mentally retarded . . .
. . . See§ 393.11, Fla.Stat. (1991) (regulating involuntary admission of the mentally retarded to state residential . . .
. . . As to involuntary hospitalization for mental retardation, see section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1979) . . . section 394.455, Florida Statutes (1979); involuntary admission to residential services, see section 393.11 . . .
. . . commenced for the involuntary hospitalization of the child as provided under sections 39.046, 394.467, and 393.11 . . .
. . . . §393.11 et seq. . . .
. . . See § 393.11, Fla.Stat. (1991) (regulating involuntary admission of the mentally retarded to state residential . . .
. . . In case of mental retardation, section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1979), governs. . . . As to involuntary hospitalization for mental retardation, see section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1979) . . . chaptersection 394.455, Florida Statutes (1979); involuntary admission to residential services, see section 393.11 . . .
. . . using the statutory eight percent discount rate, he reduced that figure to a present day value of $252,-393.11 . . .
. . . disabled by virtue of being mentally retarded, to residential services provided by HRS pursuant to Section 393.11 . . . ’ statutory obligation to “inform the court of all available services for the person” under Section 393.11 . . .
. . . The district court found section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1977), unconstitutional. . . . The Second District Court of Appeal based jurisdiction on fundamental error, and found section 393.11 . . . to the two issues presented by this appeal: 1) Whether the district court erred by finding section 393.11 . . . As to the first issue, appellant says that section 393.11 must be read in conjunction with the definitional . . . J., concurs. .§ 393.11, Fla.Stat. (1977), provides in pertinent part: 393.11 Hearing and order for involuntary . . . I disagree completely with the majority’s pronouncement that sections 393.11 and 393.063(22), when read . . . 393.063(22), which defines retardation in terms of intelligence and adaptive behavior, or in section 393.11 . . .
. . . In case of mental retardation, section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1979), governs. (c). . . . As to involuntary hospitalization for mental retardation, see section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1979) . . . chapter 394.-455, Florida Statutes (1979); involuntary admission to residential services, see section 393.11 . . .
. . . We agree that Section 393.11 is unconstitutional and reverse. . . . The pertinent portions of the challenged statute are as follows: 393.11 Hearing and order for involuntary . . . Section 393.11(2)(e). . . . Section 393.11 does not contain any standards providing due process protection. . . . Consequently, we hold that Section 393.11, Florida Statutes (1977) is unconstitutional. . . .
. . . forth in Section 394.467(1), Florida Statutes (1975) (or, in the case of mental retardation, Section 393.11 . . . as defined in Chapter 394, Florida Statutes (1975) (or residential services as set forth in Section 393.11 . . . forth' in Section 394.-467(1), Florida Statutes (1975), (or is not mentally retarded under Section 393.11 . . .
. . . (Emphasis supplied) Subsection (1) of Section 393.11, Florida Statutes, states as follows: “(1) When . . . The statute [Section 393.11 (2) (e), supra] provides that the order of involuntary admission to residential . . . Paragraph (e) of Subsection (2) of Section. 393.11 quoted above provides that “[u]pon receiving the orders . . .
. . . Oskman Co., Houston, Texas_$11,682.98 Stem Distribution Co., Cleveland, Ohio_ 6, 393.11 Younkin Sports . . .
. . . preceding the year 1953, petitioner charged off on its books as bad debts the following amounts: 1947_$47, 393.11 . . .
. . . Co...... 3,931.10 393.11 Todd & Brown, Inc. 724.00 72.40 Universal Paper Products Co...... 475.88 47.59 . . .
. . . for $57,894.07 overpayment of 1920 taxes, arrived at in part by allowing a net overstatement of $12,-393.11 . . .