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· 9/12/2014

Roy Daniel v. Isaac Fulwood, Jr.

Citations

  • 412 U.S. App. D.C. 342
  • 766 F.3d 57
  • 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 17607
  • 2014 WL 4473380

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  • describing a perceived need for further programming and finding unusual cruelty was shown to the victim
  • describing a perceived need for further programming and finding unusual cruelty was shown to the victim
  • “At the motion to dismiss stage, of course, a plaintiff need only show that his ex post facto claim—like any other claim—is ‘plausible.’”
  • “In order to prevail on the merits of an ex post facto claim with regard to parole guidelines, a plaintiff must show that retroactive application of new- guidelines creates a significant risk of prolonging his incarceration as compared to application of the prior guidelines.”
  • “In order to prevail on the merits of an ex post facto claim with regard to parole guidelines, a plaintiff must show that retroactive application of new guidelines creates a significant risk of prolonging his incarceration as compared to application of the prior guidelines.”

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Judges: Garland, Srinivasan, Silberman

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