Karriem Thorne, Appellee-Petitioner v. Warden, Brooklyn House of Detention for Men, Appellant-Respondent

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a conviction moots the issue of “the legality of. .. continued pretrial detention.”
• dismissing appeal in a § 2241 case because petitioner had been convicted, and “the legality of his continued pretrial detention [had] been mooted”
• dismissing as moot habeas corpus claim disputing legality of pre-trial detention where complainant was since convicted and sentenced in state court proceedings
• “Since [plaintiff] is now held as a convicted defendant rather than merely on a criminal charge not yet brought to trial, the issue as to the legality of his continued pretrial detention has been mooted . . . .”
• legality of habeas petitioner’s pre-trial detention mooted by conviction
• legality of habeas petitioner's pre-trial detention mooted by conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).