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· 8/31/2016

Hilton Hazelwood v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)

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  • explaining that when a probationer or parolee is detained pending a revocation hearing, due process requires a pre-revocation hearing (a Gagnon I hearing
  • finding counsel ineffective for advising defendant to proceed with revocation hearing and acknowledge violations before trial on new charges that resulted in acquittal

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