Serge v. Harlow

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a defendant’s release from prison did not moot his appeal because a favorable ruling on the merits “would carry great weight in a § 3583(e) motion”
• finding a defend- ant’s case was not moot when, on remand, he could receive less supervised release
• requiring credit when defendant was “awaiting transportation” once state government relinquished primary custody over defendant
• finding a defend- ant’s case was not moot when, on remand, he could receive less supervised release
• “Using this writ, a sovereign may take temporary custody of a prisoner in the custody of another sovereign, for the purpose of prosecution, without acquiring primary custody.”
• “Using this writ, a sovereign may take temporary custody of a prisoner in the custody of another sovereign, for the purpose of prosecution, without acquiring primary custody.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).