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Tenth Circuit· 6/22/2009

Miller v. Glanz

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  • 331 F. App'x 608

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  • holding that when lack of subject matter jurisdiction (i.e., mootness
  • “Given the limited focus of typical pretrial-custody petitions under § 2241 . . . such petitions become moot upon the conviction of the petitioner.
  • “Given the limited focus of typical pretrial-custody petitions under § 2241…such petitions become moot upon conviction of the petitioner”
  • endorsing this holding in dicta

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Judges: Tacha, Tymkovich, Gorsuch

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