Wille v. Board of Parole & Post-Prision Supervision

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a petitioner seeking a writ of mandamus based on delay must demonstrate an extraordinary delay equivalent to a refusal to act
• explaining that a petitioner seeking a writ of mandamus based on delay must demonstrate an extraordinary delay equivalent “to an arbitrary refusal to act”
• Court denied petition for a writ of mandamus where petitioner “provide[d] no evidence establishing that letters, telephone calls, visits to appropriate authorities, or other efforts ha[d] been undertaken to resolve delay in the processing of his case”

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