Johnson v. FLORIDA PAROLE COM'N

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• recognizing that the Parole Commission's final orders are reviewable in circuit court through an extraordinary writ petition
• holding that the issue of timeliness of a challenge to the revocation of parole may only be raised by the affirmative defense of laches
• recognizing that prisoners may seek review of final orders of the Parole Commission in circuit court through a petition for an extraordinary writ
• recognizing that the Parole Commission’s final orders are reviewable in circuit court through an extraordinary writ petition
• stating that mandamus petition challenging presumptive parole release date was “properly filed in the circuit court where the agency was headquartered” and habeas petition challenging parole revocation was “properly filed in the county where petitioner was detained”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).