State ex rel. Shie v. Ohio Adult Parole Authority
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The Supreme Court denied Petitioner's petition seeking a writ of mandamus ordering his release from prison or, alternatively, an order requiring the Ohio Adult Parole Authority (APA) to impose a shorter prison term, holding that Petitioner failed to show that he was entitled to the writ.
A hearing officer found that Petitioner committed four postrelease-control violations and imposed a prison term of 235 days. Petitioner later commenced this action seeking a writ of mandamus ordering his release because the APA had not charged him within ten business days of his arrest, as required by a Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction policy. The Supreme Court denied the writ and the motions filed in connection with the writ request, holding that Petitioner was not entitled to any of the relief he sought.
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