Dion Horton, et al. v. Bruce R. Beemer, Administrative Judge, et al.
Whether the Due Process Clause requires a judicial finding that depriving a person of physical liberty pending a probation-revocation hearing is necessary to serve a government interest, or whether that person may be jailed (even for months or years) based only on the procedures enumerated in Morrissey v. Brewer, 408 U.S. 471 (1972), procedures designed to ensure the accuracy of the ultimate probation-revocation decision.
Whether the Due Process Clause requires a judicial finding that depriving a person of physical liberty pending a hearing is necessary to serve a government interest, or whether that person may be jailed based only on the procedures enumerated in Morrissey v. Brewer