Malchi v. Thaler

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• holding that the mandatory supervision statute in effect prior to September 1, 1996, created a constitutional expectancy of early release for earned good time credits
• holding that the loss of the opportunity to earngood time will not trigger constitutional protections
• recognizing that a 30 day loss of commissary privilege “clearly” does not implicate due process concerns
• recognizing that a 30-day loss of commissary privileges “clearly” does not implicate due process concerns
• holding that because consideration for parole in Texas is entirely speculative, it cannot support a constitutional claim
• holding that Texas prisoners have no constitutional expectancy of parole sufficient to support due process claim

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