Wilson v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation & Parole

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• explaining that under precedent, a “prisoner’s service of backtime on the original sentence must be computed from the date the Board revokes the prisoner’s parole”
• “time served by the prisoner prior to the date parole is revoked must be applied to the new sentence”
• recommitment date for CPV is the date parole is revoked as indicated by the second signature on the hearing report
• recommitment date for CPV is the date parole is revoked as indicated by the second signature on the hearing report
• recommitment date for CPV is the date parole is revoked as indicated by the second signature on the hearing report
• maximum date is calculated from the date upon which the Board revokes an individual’s parole, which can only occur once two Board members have signed the revocation decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).