A Probation or Parole Revocation Is an "Administrative Hearing" and Is

question 65

Multiple Choice

A probation or parole revocation is an "administrative hearing" and is similar to a civil proceeding rather than a criminal proceeding because it is seen as an extension of the

• A) the most recent violation.
• B) existing sentence.
• C) laddered sanction philosophy.
• D) zero-tolerance revocation philosophy.

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