For revocation hearings, this 1972 Supreme Court case clearly established a number of rights related to due process through a prompt informal inquiry before some form of impartial hearing officers.

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For revocation hearings, this 1972 Supreme Court case clearly established a number of rights related to due process through a prompt informal inquiry before some form of impartial hearing officers.

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Kaitlynn Arias · Answer 1

The related case was the prominent Morrissey vs. Brewer one, carried out to determine the basis for parole violations, to be "on parole" refers to prisioners who got early released from jail under certain conditions; the liabilities of these procedures can be further consulted in the Robert D. Hanser's book "Essentials of Community Corrections".

The answer is "True", the related Morrissey vs. Brewer case established those rights.

For revocation hearings, this 1972 Supreme Court case clearly established a number of rights related to due process through a prompt informal inquiry before some form of impartial hearing officers.True or False?

For revocation hearings, this 1972 Supreme Court case clearly established a number of rights related to due process through a prompt informal inquiry before some form of impartial hearing officers.

True or False?