Miami, FL asked in Gov & Administrative Law for Florida

Q: In a habeas petition concerning a controversy whereby government officials are falsifying their records which rely upon

State records which clearly don't support the action and the district court dismissed the case absent procedural due process is the case live or dead for purposes of completion? This action has caused and continues to cause concrete harm and damages for which redress is required.

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A: If the court dismissed the case, and if the time for appeal is over, the case would be over. Why?

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