State v. Hays
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
Wendy J. Hays appeals from an order modifying her probation by adding a condition of nine months confinement in the county jail. Hays contends that the hearing on the request to modify her probation was chaotic, violated minimal due process protections invoked when a party faces the grievous loss of liberty, and lacked the formality required by statute. We hold that a hearing on a request to modify the conditions of probation is not a criminal proceeding and that a probationer is entitled to flexible due process protections depending upon the recommendations made to modify the conditions of…
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