Hamdy v. Dispenza

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• defendant facing criminal protective order does not have \statutory or constitutional right to confront his accuser prior to trial\ and due process protection is limited to right to present evidence at bail hearing, at which trial court has discretion to order further evidentiary hearing
• defendant facing criminal protective order does not have “statutory or constitutional right to confront his accuser prior to trial” and due process protection is limited to right to present evidence at bail hearing, at which trial court has discretion to order further evidentiary hearing

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