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Virginia Parole Board v. Wilkins
970628 Virginia Parole Board v. Wilkins 02/27/1998 Since the trial court's determination in a habeas corpus petition does not affect the lawfulness of the petitioner's immediate custody and detention, and rele…
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970628 Virginia Parole Board v. Wilkins 02/27/1998 Since the trial court's determination in a habeas corpus petition does not aff…
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- February 27, 1998
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970628 Virginia Parole Board v. Wilkins 02/27/1998 Since the trial court's determination in a habeas corpus petition does not affect the lawfulness of the petitioner's immediate custody and detention, and release from immediate detention will not follow as a result of the trial court's order, the trial court did not have habeas corpus jurisdiction to grant the relief it ordered.
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