First Circuit· 4/7/2006

United States v. Deleon

Citations

444 F.3d 41
2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 8417
2006 WL 893615

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because a convicted defendant is no longer presumed innocent, it cannot be said that his incarceration pending appeal is oppressive
\It is well settled that a convict's claim is not moot if he has finished his prison term but still faces supervised release[.]\
\Where an alien is indicted under the 'found in' prong\ of section 1326, \the alien is deemed to have committed the offense at the moment he was 'found.' \
“If the conditions of incarceration raise Eighth Amendment concerns, habeas corpus is available.”
“The argument is that Mr. Garcia, who is in immigration custody and facing imminent deportation from the United States, will never be subject to the supervised release portion of his sentence. . . . [W]e hold that . . . [the] issue in this case is moot.”
“The argument is that Mr. Garcia, who is in immigration custody and facing imminent deportation from the United States, will never be subject to the supervised release portion of his sentence. . . . [W]e hold that . . . [the] issue in this case is moot.”

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Judges: Selya, Lynch, Lipez

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