Wright v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation & Parole

How courts have described this case

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• holding that parolee waived challenge to Board’s recalculation of her maximum sentence date where she failed to file a petition for review from the Board’s order
• holding that parolee waived challenge to Board’s recalculation of her maximum sentence date where she failed to file a petition for review from the Board’s order
• explaining that the recalculation order may only be computed when the parolee is returned to state custody
• explaining that a recommitment order deals with the amount of backtime that will attach “whenever the inmate is returned to state custody”
• holding recalculation orders are final appealable orders
• when backtime falls within presumptive range, the length of backtime is not subject to review

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