· 10/5/1982
Robert Michael Hanahan v. Dennis M. Luther, Warden and William Pilcher, Chief Probation Officer
Citations
- 693 F.2d 629
How courts have described this case
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- noting that a federal prisoner's challenge to parole revocation proceedings is prop- erly brought under § 2241
- prior testimony under oath admissible where parolee and his lawyer were present at prior proceeding and had a full opportunity to participate
- four-month delay raised “due process question,” but was not unconstitutional where parolee did not request prompt hearing and was not prejudiced
- absence of testimony was not prejudicial in specific instance
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Judges: Pell, Cudahy, Sprecher
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