Llano Alicea, Pascual v. Perdomo Ferrer, Diego L

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• stating that in order to further the rehabilitative function of probation, a probation officer “may ... wait to assess the cumulative effect of several violations before initiating a revocation proceeding”
• holding district court abused its discretion in revoking probation based on three-year-old violation
• probationer did not have adequate notice of reporting requirements since prior probation officer had not enforced them
• “We also do not suggest that revocation proceedings should be an automatic reaction to technical or minor violations simply to preserve the government’s position.”
• \We also do not suggest that revocation proceedings should be an automatic reaction to technical or minor violations simply to preserve the government's position.\
• after three years, violations of which the district court had been apprised and upon which the defendant had sought corrective action were waived as a basis for revoking probation

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