Ramsey v. Reilly

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• stating that it is established practice to execute a warrant only after the completion of a new sentence
• “If a parolee is convicted of another crime while on parole and then sentenced to prison, due process does not require that a parole violator warrant be executed or that a parole revocation hearing be conducted until after the expiration of the new sentence.” (citation omitted

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).