Cheshire v. State

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging that due process requires a probationer to be informed of the conditions of his probation he is alleged to have violated, but holding that the denial of that right must be presented to the trial court for it to be preserved for appellate review
• acknowledging that due process requires a probationer to be informed of the conditions of his probation he is alleged to have violated but holding that the denial of that right must be presented to the trial court for it to be preserved for appellate review
• “While it is true that appellant’s right to due process required that he be given notice of the conditions of probation he was alleged to have violated, it is also true that the denial of any right, even a constitutional one, must be objected to at trial to be preserved for appeal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).