In Mempa v. Rhay, the Court held that a convicted offender whose sentence has been deferred has the right to assistance of counsel at the:

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Mempa v. Rhay established that a convicted offender whose sentence has been deferred has the right to assistance of counsel at probation revocation hearings. This means that if an offender is on probation and there is a hearing to determine if their probation should be revoked, they have the right to have a lawyer present to assist them. This right does not extend to other types of hearings, such as inmate disciplinary hearings, parole board hearings, or inmate grievance boards.

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