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Probationer Waives Right to Counsel

Loaded on May 15, 2007

Filed under: Disciplinary Hearings, Counsel, Appointment of Counsel, Probation. Location: Oregon.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals determined that a federal probationer could waive his constitutional right to counsel as given by 18 USC § 300A and the U.S. Constitution. This ruling applies to modification hearing as well.

It is well established that Federal probationers, under FRCRP rule 32.1 have a ...

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