Governor DeSantis Extends State Attorney Assignment for Raymond Ralph Staskunas 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 maintaining the current prosecutor's authority.
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Harold F. Pryor
The State Attorney is authorized to continue representing the state in the specified criminal case.
Raymond Ralph Staskunas
The individual remains subject to prosecution by the assigned State Attorney rather than the local circuit prosecutor.
Last recorded activity April 16, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Executive Order 26-88 extends the assignment of State Attorney Harold F. Pryor to the case of Raymond Ralph Staskunas.
- The assignment is extended for one year, ending on May 9, 2027.
- The extension was requested because the case is still pending.
- The State Attorney must notify the Governor by April 9, 2027, if further time is needed.
Why It Matters
This order ensures the continuity of legal representation for the state in a specific criminal case by maintaining the current prosecutor's authority.
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Multi-year Case Extension
The case has required executive intervention through at least three separate orders (24-85, 25-89, and 26-88), indicating a multi-year legal process.
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