Legal Opinion
Moore v. Parole Board
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided December 4, 1967No. Calendar 3, Docket 51,607PublishedCited by 34 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSouris, J.
(for reversal). Plaintiff, by original action, sought from the Court of Appeals its writ of mandamus to compel the Michigan parole board to assume jurisdiction ovér him for the purpose of considering his entitlement to release from imprisonment on parole. Upon plaintiff’s application to review denial of the writ by the Court of Appeals (Moore v. Parole Board, 4 Mich App 261), we granted leave to appeal.
Moore, without the assistance of counsel, pled guilty to first-degree murder in 1938 and was convicted and sentenced therefor to life imprisonment in solitary confinement at hard labor as…
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