State ex rel. Keith v. Ohio Adult Parole Auth. (Slip Opinion)

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• “[T]he OAPA may not rely on information that it knows or has reason to know is inaccurate.”
• “[I]n any parole determination involving indeterminate sentencing, the [parole board] may not rely on information that it knows or has reason to know is inaccurate.”
• OAPA not require to “credit every unsupported allegation by a prisoner that the information is inaccurate.”
• Keith pointed out a memo from ODRC stating he had been incarcerated during a time period when another ODRC memo states he was permitted to remain on supervision during that same time and that ODRC believed he had been paroled eight times when it was six times.

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