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Ex Post Facto Oregon Parole Postponement Claim Not Cognizable in §2254 Proceeding

Loaded on July 1, 2020 by Mark Wilson published in Prison Legal News July, 2020, page 53
Filed under: Parole Board Misconduct, Ex Post Facto. Location: Oregon.

by Mark Wilson

On October 31, 2019, an Oregon federal court held that a claim that extended parole postponement pursuant to the retroactive application of a new law violates the ex post facto clause and is not cognizable in a 28 USC § 2254 federal habeas corpus proceeding. Such a ...

 

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