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VA Parole and Good Time Laws Don't Create Liberty Interest

Loaded on April 15, 1995 published in Prison Legal News April, 1995, page 13
Filed under: Disciplinary Hearings, Liberty Interests, Good Time, Parole. Location: Virginia.
Orillion James is a Virginia state prisoner who filed suit seeking money damages and an injunction ordering prison officials to expunge his records of false educational information that hindered his ability to be paroled. The records in question claim that James can only read at a fifth grade level and ...

 

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