Carswell v. Florida Parole Commission
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Opinion
Eddie Carswell seeks certiorari review of a circuit court order denying his second petition for writ of habeas corpus, seeking immediate release. Carswell argues that his current incarceration — ordered after Carswell violated a term of his conditional release — is illegal because the Florida Parole Commission never had authority to supervise him on conditional release. The trial court ordered a response from the Commission, and expressly authorized Carswell to file a reply. Although Cars-well timely filed a reply, the trial court did not await the reply and entered the denial order prior to receipt of Carswell’s reply. Under these circumstances, the Commission correctly concedes that the denial order should be quashed, with the matter remanded to the trial court to consider Carswell’s reply. See Salow v. State, 766 So.2d 1222 (Fla. 5th DCA 2000).
Accordingly, we GRANT the petition, QUASH the denial order, and REMAND with directions that the trial court consider Carswell’s reply before ruling on this matter.
GRANT PETITION, QUASH DENIAL ORDER and REMAND.
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