David Lee Lewis, Appellant v. Ray Hobbs

Summary

The court affirmed the denial of Lewis's petitions for declaratory judgment and mandamus challenging the calculation of his parole eligibility and good-time credit. It held that his aggravated-robbery sentence was parole-ineligible, while parole eligibility on his consecutive first-degree-battery sentence required service of the full aggravated-robbery sentence plus three-fourths of the battery sentence, subject to applicable good-time credit. Because Lewis did not show that the Department of Correction miscalculated his eligibility date, he established no basis for either requested remedy.