As a result of the Morrisey v. Brewer case, those facing parole revocation have all of the due process rights that they had as a defendant facing their original criminal charges in a court of law.

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Morrisey v. Brewer established that individuals facing parole revocation are entitled to certain due process rights, such as a preliminary and a final hearing, the right to appear and present evidence, and the right to confront witnesses. However, these rights do not encompass all the due process rights available in a criminal trial, such as the right to a jury trial or the right to counsel at public expense if they cannot afford one.

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