Revocation of probation or parole:
A)Is not governed by any particular due process requirement.
B)Can be enacted merely on a decision made by the probationer's or parolee's probation or parole officer.
C)Requires the concurrence of an appellate court judge.
D)Requires procedural safeguards,including a hearing.

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Revocation of probation or parole requires procedural safeguards, including a hearing. The individual has a right to be heard and present evidence in their defense before a decision can be made to revoke their probation or parole. This is to ensure that their due process rights are protected.

Revocation of Probation or Parole