The Third District Court of Appeal on Wednesday jumped into the murky waters in the case of a criminal defendant who was deemed incompetent to stand trial but not because of mental illness.
Hugo Miranda was charged with aggravated stalking of two minors. He was released on bond with the stipulation that he have no contact with the victims, but he violated that condition was put back in jail.
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