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Second Circuit· 2/2/2001

Barna v. Travis

Citations

  • 239 F.3d 169
  • 2001 WL 91725

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  • “Neither the mere possibility of release, nor a statistical probability of release, gives rise to a legitimate expectancy of release on parole.” (citations omitted)
  • “Neither the mere possibility of release, nor a statistical probability of release, gives rise to a legiti mate expectancy of release on parole.” (citations omitted)
  • “The Ex Post Facto Clause does not apply to guidelines that do not create mandatory rules for release but are promulgated simply to guide the parole board in the exercise of its discretion.”
  • “Neither the mere possibility of release, nor a statistical probability of release, gives rise to a legitimate expectancy of release on parole.” (citations omitted)
  • “The Ex Post Facto Clause does not apply to guidelines that do not create mandatory rules for release but are promulgated simply to guide the parole board in the exercise of its discretion.”
  • “The Ex Post Facto Clause does not apply to guidelines that do not create mandatory rules for release but are promulgated simply to guide the parole board in the exercise of its discretion.”

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Judges: Kearse, Newman, Winter

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