Williams v. United States Board of Parole

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• finding Sibron “not directly on point” in challenge to parole revocation but concluding nevertheless that the case was not moot, despite release of petitioner, because of the collateral consequences of parole revocation
• “petitioner may incur adverse collateral legal consequences as a result of the rescission of his parole”

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