""Because the mandatory supervision statute requires release unless the parole panel makes specific findings, we find that applicant's continued incarceration is illegal and unconstitutional unless, within sixty days, the parole panel has given him timely notice of a review to be held before the fifty-ninth day and has provided him at least thirty days to submit whatever explanatory material he wishes the panel to consider.
March 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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