Robert H. Fendler v. United States Bureau of Prisons Charles A. Turnbo, Warden, F.C.I. Pleasanton

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• finding that release 6|| of petitioner on parole mooted his petition contending that the parole commission had 7\\| improperly delayed his release date
• finding that release of petitioner on parole mooted his petition seeking earlier release date on the grounds contending that Parole Commission had improperly delayed his release date
• labeling the Bureau’s challenge to subsection (g)(1) as an attack on 28 the Act’s “enforcement provision”
• 28 U.S.C. § 2241 petition in which the petitioner sought immediate release from BOP custody was moot once the petitioner was released from custody
• federal prisoner may seek review of his eligibility for early termination of parole by applying to the Parole Commission directly
• “Fendler’s habeas corpus petition is moot because Fendler has been released from custody and because he did not challenge the validity of the original conviction.”

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