Queen Graphics & Printworks Inc. v. Eric Guerra D/B/A Lonestar Mailing Solutions

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• holding that, for purposes of federal habeas corpus jurisdiction, a petitioner who is \in custody” for one of a series of consecutive sentences is \in custody” for all of those sentences
• holding that a prisoner remains “in custody” under all imposed consecutive sentences until they are served
• holding that petitioner serving consecutive sentences is \in custody\ and may attack the sentence scheduled to run first, even after it has expired
• holding that \a prisoner serving consecutive sentences is 'in custody' under any one of them\ for purposes of collateral review
• holding that where a petitioner is serving consecutive sentences, the first of which has expired, he is “in custody” for the purpose of collaterally attacking the expired sentence
• holding that a prisoner serving consecutive sentences is considered in custody under each sentence

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