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· 2/24/1984

William Heirens v. Larry Mizell

Citations

  • 729 F.2d 449
  • 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 25160

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  • neither statutory scheme nor rules provide for circumstances under which the Board would be required to grant parole
  • parole board had to consider a prisoner's record but could decide against parole despite a good record
  • neither statutory scheme nor rules provide for circumstances under which the Board would be required to grant parole
  • which held that applying a specific criterion in the statute governing guidelines for awarding parole to an offender sentenced prior to that addition did not violate the ex post facto clause
  • which held that applying a specific criterion in the statute governing - 7 - guidelines for awarding parole to an offender sentenced prior to that addition did not violate the ex post facto clause

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Judges: Pell, Coffey, Neaher

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