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Parole Rule Ex Post Facto That Changes Revocation Standard
Application of a parole regulation that postdated the petitioner's offense
and created a "significant risk of a more onerous sentence" violates the Ex
Post Facto Clause. It need not be certain that the particular petitioner
would serve more time. Here, a regulation that permitted the parole board
to deny rerelease ...
and created a "significant risk of a more onerous sentence" violates the Ex
Post Facto Clause. It need not be certain that the particular petitioner
would serve more time. Here, a regulation that permitted the parole board
to deny rerelease ...
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