Warnick v. Booher
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1ConcurrenceHartz, Circuit Judge
I add this concurrence simply to note the difficulty of determining whether Oklahoma law gave Mr. Warnick a legitimate expectation that his sentence could not be adjusted upward after his rebill date.
Mr. Warnick was sentenced to two terms of imprisonment. The first term arose from a single sentence, the second term arose from two concurrent sentences. After telling' Mr. Warnick that his first term was complete and while Mr. Warnick was serving his second term, the prison discovered that the first term was in fact supposed to continue for a further 53 days and adjusted Mr. Warnick’s records…
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