Jenkins v. Harvey

In November, 1967, appellant Harvey was granted parole from an indeterminate sentence of 2-5 years for second degree burglary. While on parole he was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to a term of eighteen years. He was returned to prison where the parole board determined the sentences should be served consecutively. In December, 1969, he was granted a parole discharge to commence service of the second sentence. He subsequently sought relief asserting that he had been denied a meaningful hearing on the determination that his sentences should be served consecutively. The trial court…