By: dmc-admin//December 26, 2001//
Corey J. Hampton, pro se, appeals from the circuit court order affirming his probation revocation. He argues: (1) that his due process rights were repeatedly violated; (2) that the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) erroneously exercised discretion by allowing the introduction of hearsay evidence during his revocation hearing; (3) that the “proceedings undertaken and the decision to revoke [his] probation were erroneous, arbitrary, capricious, and contrary to the Wisconsin and United States Constitution[s]”; (4) that the Division relied on unsubstantial, false and incorrect information when it weighed whether he was eligible for alternatives to revocation; and (5) that the circuit court denied him fair judicial review when it denied his request to correct transcripts of his revocation hearing.
We reject his arguments and affirm.
This opinion will not be published.
Dist I, Milwaukee County, Franke, J., Per Curiam
Attorneys:
For Appellant: Corey J. Hampton, Appleton, MN
For Respondent: William L. Gansner, Madison; David H. Schwarz, Madison; Margaret E. Tarrant, Milwaukee