Stephens v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
VAN NORTWICK, Judge.
James Stephens appeals an order of probation, challenging as overbroad a condition of probation which prohibits him from residing with any female to whom he is not married or related. Because this condition of probation is not reasonably related to the crime for which Stephens was convicted, forbids conduct not reasonably related to future criminality, and is not reasonably related to conduct which is in itself criminal, we reverse.
In January 1992, Stephens pled no contest to indirect criminal contempt for violating an injunction which enjoined him from threatening,…
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