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MORRISSEY V. BREWER, 408 U.S. SUPREME COURT CASE THAT IMPACTED PROBATION AND PAROLE
1. SUMMARIZE THE CASE, INCLUDING SALIENT FACTS AND PROCEDURAL POSTURE(WHY IS THE COURT HEARING THE CASE AND WHAT ARE THE JUSTICES DECIDING)
2. DISCUSS HOW THE RULING AFFECTED PROBATION AND PAROLE
3. DISCUSS HOW MORRISSEY IMPACTED GAGNON V. SCARPELLI, 411 U.S. 778 (1973) AND OTHER FUTURE CASES OF SIMILAR NATURE.
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revolutionary ruling The ****** ************ ******** the ****** *** ********* ********* ruling that ** ****** ******** *** **** ******** ** * **** man ** was *** stepping ***** into ******** ***** ***** **** as Black * Romano and ****** * ********* ******** ** ********* ** this **** is equal ** *** **** ** ** ***** system ReferencesNari * (1998) Due Process ******* Law Review ***************************************** ****** ******* ***** (1972) ********* v ****** ***************** **********************************
