Legal Case Summary

Shawn Woodall v. Gene Beauchamp, Parole Agent


Date Argued: Wed Aug 31 2011
Case Number: 09-55997
Docket Number: 7845118
Judges:McCuskey, Schroeder, Gould
Duration: 21 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Shawn Woodall v. Gene Beauchamp, Parole Agent (Docket Number: 7845118)** **Court:** [Insert Court Name] **Date:** [Insert Date] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** Shawn Woodall - **Defendant:** Gene Beauchamp, Parole Agent **Background:** Shawn Woodall brought a case against Gene Beauchamp, a parole agent, alleging misconduct related to the management of his parole status. Woodall asserts that Beauchamp's actions, or lack thereof, have adversely impacted his rights and required violations of due process. **Claims:** Woodall claims that Beauchamp failed to provide adequate support and oversight during his parole period, which resulted in wrongful consequences. Specifically, he points to issues such as improper communication regarding his requirements, lack of access to necessary resources, and a failure to address violations purportedly made by Woodall that were improperly documented or enforced. **Legal Issues:** The case raises several legal issues, including: 1. Whether Woodall's due process rights were violated by Beauchamp's actions. 2. The standards and responsibilities of parole agents in managing parolees. 3. The impact of Beauchamp's alleged failures on Woodall's ability to successfully complete his parole. **Court's Analysis:** [Insert Court Analysis] The court examined the evidence presented by both parties, including documentation of Woodall's parole requirements, records of communication with Beauchamp, and testimony regarding the obligations of parole agents. The court also considered precedents related to parole oversight and the legal responsibilities of agents. **Conclusion:** The outcome of the case rests on whether the court finds sufficient evidence to support Woodall's claims of negligence or misconduct on the part of Beauchamp. The court's decision will clarify the expectations placed upon parole agents and the protections afforded to parolees under the law. **Next Steps:** [Insert any upcoming hearings, mediation notices, or required actions for both parties.] This summary serves as an overview of the case and does not include all details of the legal arguments or evidence presented. For further information, please refer to the full court records or legal documents associated with the case.

Shawn Woodall v. Gene Beauchamp, Parole Agent


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