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Lotz v. Commonwealth
No. 081122Supreme Court of Virginia
081122 Lotz v. Commonwealth 02/27/2009 In a periodic review proceeding held pursuant to Code § 37.2-910, concerning continuation of secure inpatient treatment under the Civil Commitment of Sexually Violent Pre…
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081122 Lotz v. Commonwealth 02/27/2009 In a periodic review proceeding held pursuant to Code § 37.2-910, concerning continuation …
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081122 Lotz v. Commonwealth 02/27/2009 In a periodic review proceeding held pursuant to Code § 37.2-910, concerning continuation of secure inpatient treatment under the Civil Commitment of Sexually Violent Predators Act, there was sufficient evidence to support the trial court's determination that the respondent continued to be a sexually violent predator, and to support an order that he remain in secure inpatient treatment as opposed to being placed on a conditional release status. The Commonwealth's report prepared pursuant to Code § 37.2-910 was admitted into evidence, and fell within the definition of judicial records, creating a rebuttable presumption of public access. Because no evide…
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