Moore v. United States

I agree that appellant was afforded due process of law at the show cause hearing where he was ordered to serve two years of supervised probation. The procedures were fair and the court acted within its authority. See Colter v. United States, D.C.App., 392 A.2d 994 (1978).

Appellant had originally been placed on probation conditioned on his (1) reporting regularly to a probation officer for counseling; (2) being involved in no further violations of law; and (3) submitting to an examination by the Forensic Psychiatric Service of the court, and if recommended, undergoing psychiatric or…