Kirby Gardner v. Lorie Davis, Director, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Correctional Institutions Division
#1:
WHETHER THE FULL,FAITH, CREDIT CLAUSE : DOUBLE JEOPARDY CLAUSE
PROHIBITS THE STATE OF TEXAS FROM REPROSECUTING : REIMPRISONING
MODI SON JO I SO YH SH V YO YOII
THROUGH ITS SYSTEM OF PAROLE??
Texas granted Petioner parole for possession oflg ofcocawe, 4 mowths
later it was sperceded by mposed condhons for an epired 45yr old
State of Illsors sex offense)
#2: DID MORRISSEY BREWER, 408 US.47/(72) EXPRESSLY IMPLY THAT
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SIGNIFICANT RESTRAINT TO ENTITLE A PAROLEE A LIBERTY
INTEREST TO THE PERIOD OF PAROLE AS EARNED CREDITS SERUED
ON THE SENTENCE FREE FROM RETROSPECTIVE FORFEITURE AS
EXPOUNDED BY THIS COURT IO CALDERV BULL, 3 DAll. 386/1798): JONESV
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FLORIDA 482 U.S.423/87): LYNCEVMATHIS, 519 U.5.433/97)!
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comnsted before statute's effective date to forfert parole credits
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code is prescribed, and awoouwced by trial coust)
Whether the Full Faith & Credit Clause, Double Jeopardy Clause prohibits the State of Texas from re-prosecuting & re-imprisoning petitioner for an expired Illinois conviction