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Mandatory Language in Montana Parole Statute Creates Liberty Interest
The U.S. Supreme Court held that mandatory language in Montana's parole
statutes created a liberty interest in parole. State prisoners who had
been denied parole brought a class action § 1983 lawsuit against the State
Board of Pardons and its Chair alleging their rights to due process were
violated by ...
statutes created a liberty interest in parole. State prisoners who had
been denied parole brought a class action § 1983 lawsuit against the State
Board of Pardons and its Chair alleging their rights to due process were
violated by ...
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