United States of America, Ex Rel. Robert Graham v. United States Parole Commission

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• holding that challenge to parole regulation mooted by release on parole as a favorable decision would not entitle petitioner to any additional relief
• finding that challenge to parole regulation mooted by release on parole as a favorable decision would not entitle petitioner to any additional relief
• finding challenge to parole regulation mooted by release, as a favorable decision would not entitle petitioner to any additional relief
• finding challenge to parole regulation mooted by release as a favorable decision would not entitle petitioner to any additional relief
• finding a case moot when the petitioner’s “ultimate objective in bringing [the] action was to obtain parole” and he was released on parole during his appeal
• finding a case moot when the petitioner’s “ultimate objective in bringing [the] action was to obtain parole” and he was released on parole during his appeal

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