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When their prison terms ends, a judge can civilly commit them to a state hospital, release them unconditionally or direct them into the DSH’s conditional release program.

My family has feelings opposite of mine when it comes to politics but I was always able to discuss things civilly.

Sen. Bob Graham on Saturday as a politician who usually avoided rancor, enjoyed meeting regular Floridians and always behaved civilly, even behind closed doors.

Although Colon and Tran will be held civilly liable for the shooting, it is unlikely they will face professional repercussions, said Gary Dordick, the attorney who led the plaintiff’s trial team.

It’s just one perspective that keeps both sides from even wanting to engage civilly over any issue.