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Fla. R. Juv. P. Form 8.934

Order to Determine Mental Condition

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentact-effective-date

ORDER TO DETERMINE

MENTAL CONDITION

It having been made known to the court and the court finding

that reasonable grounds exist to believe that this child may be

incompetent to proceed with an adjudicatory hearing, and that a

hearing should be scheduled to examine this child and determine

.....his/her..... mental condition, it is

ADJUDGED:

1. That all proceedings in this case are now stayed, pending

further order of this court.

2. That a hearing to determine the mental condition of this

child is scheduled before me at..... m., on.....(date)......

3. That the following named persons are hereby appointed

as disinterested qualified experts to examine this child as to

competency and to testify as to the child’s mental condition at the

hearing above scheduled:

Name Address

Name Address

Name Address

4. That this child shall be held temporarily in the custody of

...................., who shall produce the child for examination by the

above-named at a time and place to be arranged.

ORDERED at...................., .................... County, Florida, on

.....(date)......

Circuit Judge

Provenance

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2026-09-14
Edition
2026-09-14
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