Case Disposition

Florida legal definition under Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.986

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Definition: The final outcome of a criminal case. Possible dispositions include: guilty verdict, not guilty verdict, nolle prosequi (charges dropped), plea agreement, diversion completion, dismissal, or case abated by death.

Category: Court Process · Statute: Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.986 · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Case Disposition in Florida

The final outcome of a criminal case. Possible dispositions include: guilty verdict, not guilty verdict, nolle prosequi (charges dropped), plea agreement, diversion completion, dismissal, or case abated by death.

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