Which of the following is not an element of the second hearing of a parole revocation process?
A) It is held to determine if probable cause exists in relation to allegations against parolee made by parole officer.
B) The parolee is provided with written notice of the alleged violations.
C) The parolee is entitled to disclosure of the evidence to be used against him or her.
D) The parolee has the right to confront and cross-examine witnesses.

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The second hearing of a parole revocation process is held to determine whether the parolee has in fact violated the conditions of their parole, not to determine if probable cause exists. The probable cause determination is typically made in a preliminary hearing before the revocation hearing.

Which of the Following Is Not an Element of the Second