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Parolee Sex Offender Classification Without Conviction Requires Heightened Procedural Safeguards
by Bob Williams
The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has held that sex
offender classification requires more due process for parolees than for
incarcerated prisoners, but failed to delineate what process is due.
In 1987, Kevin Gwinn pled guilty to robbery in a Colorado state court ...
The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has held that sex
offender classification requires more due process for parolees than for
incarcerated prisoners, but failed to delineate what process is due.
In 1987, Kevin Gwinn pled guilty to robbery in a Colorado state court ...
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