HEREDI v. BLYTHE

No. 19-cv-338-jdp.

VICTORIANO HEREDIA, DUJUAN NASH, JOSEPH OROSCO, BARNEY GUARNERO, BRIAN PHEIL, TERRANCE PRUDE, JUMAR JONES, and DENG YANG, on behalf of themselves and all others similarly situated, Plaintiffs, v. CHRISTOPHER BLYTHE, Chairperson and Commissioner of the Wisconsin Parole Commission; JENNIFER KRAMER, Commissioner of the Wisconsin Parole Commission; DOUGLAS DRANKIEWICZ, Commissioner of the Wisconsin Parole Commission; KEVIN CARR, Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections; and ANGELA HANSEN, Director of the Bureau of Classification and Movement, in their official capacities, Defendants.

United States District Court, W.D. Wisconsin.

November 2, 2022.


OPINION and ORDER

Plaintiffs represent a class of Wisconsin prisoners serving long sentences for crimes committed when they were minors. The central question in the case is how the Constitution limits the authority of the Wisconsin Parole Commission to grant or deny parole to those who committed crimes...

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