Clark v. State, Department of Corrections

OPINION

CARPENETTI, Justice.

I. INTRODUCTION

Richard Clark, an Alaska state prisoner, challenges his transfer to Florence Correctional Center in Arizona on the grounds that it violated his right to rehabilitation by denying him visitation with his family and alcohol treatment. While Clark's case was pending before this court, the court of appeals ordered Clark to be resentenced on his underlying criminal conviction. Because the department of corrections transferred Clark back to Alaska pursuant to the court of appeals's decision, Clark's appeal has become moot. Accordingly, we dismiss the appeal.