Colorado Department of Corrections, Parole Division Ex Rel. Miller v. Madison

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• noting that the relatively short statutory time periods associated with habeas proceedings make otherwise moot issues capable of repetition, yet likely to evade review
• “The parole board must delay a revocation hearing pending a disposition in the underlying criminal case . . . when a parolee has been arrested for committing one or more of these limited offenses [set out in § 17-2-103.5(1)(a)(II)(A)].”

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