United States v. Gerald Dee Foster

How courts have described this case

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• '[I]f a court wishes to retain its powers to *Page 1006 imprison a [defendant], it must simply afford [him] counsel. . . .'
• where imprisonment could not have been imposed on a defendant on the underlying offense because he was not represented by counsel, imprisonment could not be imposed on him following revocation of that probation

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