Goods v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation & Parole

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• holding that, while Dilliplaine waiver may be utilized in the administrative context, it does not apply to administrative proceedings absent statute or regulation providing for preservation and waiver within the administrative framework
• holding “there is no logical reason why the Board cannot require a parolee to raise his claims at the initial hearing”

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