Michael J. Bailey v. Donald J. Southerland, Warden, Federal Correctional Institute, La Tuna

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that petitioner’s request for expungement of disciplinary record was moot because “the good time of one confinement does not carry over to a second confinement”
• holding appeal from denial of § 2241 petition seeking release from confinement was moot after Petitioner’s release
• dismissing a Section 2241 petition as moot following release where “[t]he main thrust of [the] petition is to be released from his confinement”
• dismissing a § 2241 petition as moot after release when the “thrust” of the petition was to be released from confinement
• dismissing a § 2241 petition as moot following release where “the thrust of [the] petition is to be released from his confinement”
• “Because Bailey was released . . . this court can no longer provide him with that relief.”

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