Aggravated Stalking Conviction Overturned On Appeal - Curry vs Florida

Wow, I was totally unaware you could even call the Police on someone who has a restraining order against you w/o risking "third party contact" ?

I have had a Nursing Board Complaint sitting here Notarized, with a witness's statement also Notarized, ready to send to the Florida Board of Nursing.
This statement advises the Nursing Board about certain  Mental Health Issues of a Nurse.
It is my belief  her Mental Health Issues can possibly effect the care of Patients, and IMHO does serve a useful and Legitimate purpose.

I have tagged this post under Chris's Story.





Curry v. Florida, 811 So.2d 736 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 2002)


The court overturned the defendant's aggravated stalking conviction. The court held that the defendant's conduct; which consisted of making complaints about the victim to various law enforcement agencies, the cities of Stuart and Vero Beach, and the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles; was constitutionally protected and served a "legitimate purpose" within the meaning of the stalking statute.








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