· 12/6/1993
Labrum v. Utah State Board of Pardons
Citations
- 870 P.2d 902
- 227 Utah Adv. Rep. 30
- 1993 Utah LEXIS 154
- 1993 WL 512821
How courts have described this case
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- noting that \considerations of judicial integrity require us to extend the benefit of our decision to petitioner and any [party] who currently has a claim pending in the district court or on appeal\
- noting that “considerations of judicial integrity require us to extend the benefit of our decision to petitioner and any [party] who currently has a claim pending in the district court or on appeal”
- focusing on the problem of \substantial inaccuracies in inmate files ... 'I have seen black men listed as white and Harvard graduates listed with borderline IQ's' \
- requiring enough advance .notice to enable the person to prepare a response
- petitioner sought review under 65B(e) alleging that due process required the board to provide timely notice and copies or summaries of contents of board’s files
- “Due process is flexible and calls for the procedural protections that the given situation demands.” (citation omitted) (internal quotation marks omitted)
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Judges: Durham, Hall, Howe, Stewart, Zimmerman
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