Thomas F. Mills v. Larry F. Taylor, Warden

How courts have described this case

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• affirming a grant of habeas corpus, in part because the panel “conclude[d] that Congress intended no change in meaning when it substituted ‘detention’ for ‘custody’ [in 18 U.S.C. § 3585]”
• affirming a grant of habeas corpus, in part because the panel “conclude[d] that Congress intended no change in meaning when it substituted ‘detention’ for ‘custody’ [in 18 U.S.C. § 3585]”
• granting § 2241 petition alleging denial of 25 presentence time credit
• time spent in community treatment center while released on bail creditable toward sentence where “conditions of release approached] those of incarceration”
• \[C]onfinement to a treatment center `falls convincingly within both the plain meaning and the obvious intent' of `official detention' \
• time spent in community treatment center while released on bail creditable toward sentence where \conditions of release approach[ed] those of incarceration\

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