Palaia v. State Board of Parole

Court of Appeals of Oregon

Palaia v. State Board of Parole

646 P.2d 654, 57 Or. App. 781, 1982 Ore. App. LEXIS 3059

CourtCourt of Appeals of Oregon

DecidedJune 16, 1982

DocketNo. CA A21976

StatusPublished

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Palaia v. State Board of Parole, 646 P.2d 654, 57 Or. App. 781, 1982 Ore. App. LEXIS 3059 (Or. Ct. App. 1982).

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RICHARDSON, P. J.

Petitioner, an inmate of the Oregon State Penitentiary, appeals an order of the Parole Board setting his parole release date pursuant to ORS 144.120. We dismiss the appeal.

Because we decline to review the merits of petitioner’s appeal, we set forth only the procedural history of the order appealed. On July 3, 1980, the Board set a May, 1985, parole release date for petitioner. Petitioner appealed that order. After that notice of appeal was filed, an assistant attorney general wrote a letter to the Board indicating that the order was erroneous and asking that it be withdrawn. In response, the Board withdrew the order, and we dismissed the appeal on motion of the state. The Board then set a new hearing date and after that hearing issued an order on June 24, 1981, setting petitioner’s parole release date to March, 1985. On July 17, 1981, petitioner, by written petition, requested administrative review by the Board, pursuant to OAR 255-80-005. In the petition he alleged that the Board had improperly applied aggravating factors in setting the release date. In an order dated August 3, 1981, the Board granted administrative review. The order stated: “The Board only will consider the UUOV [unauthorized use of vehicle] claim at your hearing” and indicated a hearing would be scheduled for the first available date. On August 21, 1981, petitioner filed a petition for review in this court. As indicated in petitioner’s brief, administrative review of the order was then still pending before the Board.

We are authorized by ORS 144.335 to review final orders of the Parole Board setting release dates. Harris v. Board of Parole, 47 Or App 289, 614 P2d 602, rev den 290 Or 157 (1980). The critical requirement is that the order be final at least in terms of a disposition of the issue in a particular parole release date hearing. The order from which petitioner appeals is not a final order.

Appeal dismissed.

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RICHARDSON, P. J.

Petitioner, an inmate of the Oregon State Penitentiary, appeals an order of the Parole Board setting his parole release date pursuant to ORS 144.120. We dismiss the appeal.

Because we decline to review the merits of petitioner’s appeal, we set forth only the procedural history of the order appealed. On July 3, 1980, the Board set a May, 1985, parole release date for petitioner. Petitioner appealed that order. After that notice of appeal was filed, an assistant attorney general wrote a letter to the Board indicating that the order was erroneous and asking that it be withdrawn. In response, the Board withdrew the order, and we dismissed the appeal on motion of the state. The Board then set a new hearing date and after that hearing issued an order on June 24, 1981, setting petitioner’s parole release date to March, 1985. On July 17, 1981, petitioner, by written petition, requested administrative review by the Board, pursuant to OAR 255-80-005. In the petition he alleged that the Board had improperly applied aggravating factors in setting the release date. In an order dated August 3, 1981, the Board granted administrative review. The order stated: “The Board only will consider the UUOV [unauthorized use of vehicle] claim at your hearing” and indicated a hearing would be scheduled for the first available date. On August 21, 1981, petitioner filed a petition for review in this court. As indicated in petitioner’s brief, administrative review of the order was then still pending before the Board.

We are authorized by ORS 144.335 to review final orders of the Parole Board setting release dates. Harris v. Board of Parole, 47 Or App 289, 614 P2d 602, rev den 290 Or 157 (1980). The critical requirement is that the order be final at least in terms of a disposition of the issue in a particular parole release date hearing. The order from which petitioner appeals is not a final order.

Appeal dismissed.

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