State ex rel. Hawkins v. Haas
Annotate this CaseCqualin Hawkins pleaded guilty to burglary, domestic violence, and assault. Hawkins was sentenced to four years on the burglary charge. Hawkins was later released on community control. While on community control, Hawkins was sentenced to three years for committing a new domestic violence offense. Because of the new crime, Hawkins’s community control release was evoked and his original sentence was reimposed. Hawkins filed this petition for writs of mandamus and habeas corpus asserting that the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction miscalculated his jail-time credit. The Supreme Court dismissed Hawkins’s habeas petition because it was moot, as Hawkins was no longer in custody at the time of this opinion, and dismissed Hawkins’s complaint for writ of mandamus because of flaws in the complaint.
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