IN THE MATTER OF REGISTRANT B.B. (ML-19-01-0027, ATLANTIC COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (RECORD IMPOUNDED)

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• holding that a probation revocation proceeding is not a criminal prosecution and that Crawford does not apply
• holding that the rule set forth in Crawford does not apply to probation revocation hearings
• defendant in probation revocation hearing has no right of confrontation but entitled to due process
• inherent authority “to grant pretrial bail and [to] compel the presence of a defendant at trial”
• “‘[A] probationer need not be provided with the full panoply of constitutional protections applicable at a criminal trial.”’
• “The judge determines whether a violation in fact occurred and, in the court’s discretion, whether the probationer’s conduct warrants imposition of the original suspended sentence, or in the case of straight probation, imposition of a sentence” [citations omitted]

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