Governor DeSantis Extends State Attorney Assignment for Maldonado Case
April 16, 2026
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The Frame
This order ensures the continuity of legal representation for the state in a specific criminal case by extending the authority of a state attorney beyond their usual jurisdiction.
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Amira D. Fox
The State Attorney retains legal authority to prosecute the case of Elisha Veronica Maldonado for an additional year.
Elisha Veronica Maldonado
The individual remains subject to the legal proceedings handled by the assigned State Attorney.
Last recorded activity April 16, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Executive Order 26-89 extends the assignment of State Attorney Amira D. Fox to the Elisha Veronica Maldonado case.
- The extension is granted because the case is still pending and duties are incomplete.
- The assignment is extended for one year, expiring on May 16, 2027.
- The State Attorney must notify the Governor by April 16, 2027, if additional time is required.
Why It Matters
This order ensures the continuity of legal representation for the state in a specific criminal case by extending the authority of a state attorney beyond their usual jurisdiction.
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Annual Extension Cycle
The order indicates a pattern of annual extensions for this specific case assignment, moving from EO 25-107 to EO 26-89.
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