State v. Bao Dinh Dang

¶1 — A trial court may revoke the conditional release of a person acquitted of a crime by reason of insanity if the court determines that the person did not adhere to the terms or conditions of his or her release, or that the person presents a threat to public safety. Here, the trial court revoked Bao Dinh Dang’s conditional release based on its determination that Dang violated a condition of his release. Given this determination, the trial court was not required to find that Dang was a substantial danger to other persons or presented a substantial likelihood of committing criminal acts…