Hughes Anderson Bagley v. J.J. Harvey, U.S. Marshal, and Audrey Kaslow, U.S. Parole Commission

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting a claim that parolee was unconstitutionally banished when he was paroled to Iowa and forbidden from entering his home state of Washington
• upholding condition prohibiting parolee from entering Washington unless he first received permission from the parole commissioner for purposes of litigation or child visitation
• “[A]n individual’s constitutional right to travel, having been legally extinguished by a valid conviction followed by imprisonment, is not revived by the change in status from prisoner to parolee.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).