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had handled the case, and there is no indication that she had spoken to any of the detectives who had dealt with the victims so extensively during the Palm Beach Police Department's year-long investigation of these events. Instead, as the court pointed out, the prosecutor had relied on mere "hearsay" for the notion that the vic

f law were sufficient where thay were "clear, supported by the record, and sufficiently detailed to permit intelligent appellate review"); People v. Belzer, 84 A.D.3d 905, 906 (2d Dept. 2011)(`While a SORA determination should be supported by findings of fact, there is no need for a court to make gratu

had handled the case, and there is no indication that she had spoken to any of the detectives who had dealt with the victims so extensively during the Palm Beach Police Department's year-long investigation of these events. Instead, as the court pointed out, the prosecutor had relied on mere "hearsay" for the notion that the vic

f law were sufficient where thay were "clear, supported by the record, and sufficiently detailed to permit intelligent appellate review"); People v. Belzer, 84 A.D.3d 905, 906 (2d Dept. 2011)(`While a SORA determination should be supported by findings of fact, there is no need for a court to make gratu

had handled the case, and there is no indication that she had spoken to any of the detectives who bad dealt with the victims so extensively during the Palm Beach Police Department's year-long investigation of these events. Instead, as the court pointed out, the prosecutor had relied on mere "hearsay" for the notion that the vic

f law were sufficient where thay were "clear, supported by the record, and sufficiently detailed to permit intelligent appellate review"); people v. Belzer, 84 A.D.3d 905, 906 (2d Dept. 2011)(While a SORA determination should be supported by findings of fact, there is no need for a court to make gratui