Ronald Long v. George Robinson, Administrator, Northern State Prison, et al.
DueProcess
1) Did the N.J. State Parole Board deny Petitioner Due Process by conducting a parole hearing without having a mandatory presentence report?
2) Did the N.J. Department of Corrections deny Petitioner Due Process by denying reduced custody status without having a mandatory presentence report?
3) Did the District Court err by erecting a procedural bar to the state's denial of its own laws and rules which require a mandatory presentence investigation and presentence report?
4) Does the mandatory nature of a presentence report state a valid Due Process right?
5) Did the Circuit Court err by denying a certificate of appealability and rehearing?
Did the N.J. State Parole deny Petitioner Due Process by conducting a parole hearing without having a mandatory presentence report?