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U.S. Supreme Court: State Prisoners May Challenge Unconstitutional Parole Procedures Under § 1983 If Earlier Release Doesn't Necessarily Follow

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2005 published in Prison Legal News August, 2005, page 28
Filed under: Disciplinary Litigation, Sentencing, Ex Post Facto, Parole, Habeas Corpus. Location: Ohio.
U.S. Supreme Court: State Prisoners May Challenge
Unconstitutional Parole Procedures Under § 1983
If Earlier Release Doesn't Necessarily Follow

by John E. Dannenberg

The U.S. Supreme Court held that state prisoners attacking the constitutionality of procedures used in either parole-eligibility or parole-suitability proceedings may avoid the state-court exhaustion requirements of ...

 

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