The courts have recognized more due process rights during initial parole decision-making than in the parole revocation process.

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The courts have generally recognized fewer due process rights during initial parole decision-making than in the parole revocation process, as the revocation of parole involves taking away the conditional liberty that a parolee has been granted, necessitating greater procedural protections.

The Courts Have Recognized More Due Process Rights During Initial