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Jaog V. Van Curen

The Supreme Court case Jago v. Van Curen(1981) examines whether the rescission of parole without a formal hearing violates the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. In the decision of the case, the majority ruled that it is not a violation to rescind parole. Based on the majorities reasoning for their opinion I believe that the rescission of Van Curen’s parole was lawful.

I was not able to locate very many outside media sources related to the case other than government documents such as those available on Lexis-Nexis.

The opinion by was delivered by Chief Justice Burger, and joined by Justices White, Powell, Rehnquist, and O’ Connor. The court ruled that

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