Per Curiam.
While appellant does not question the subject matter jurisdiction of the court of common pleas relative to the determination of a probation violation, he does urge that the hearing and determination, based upon the commission of a crime of which he had not been found guilty, was a usurpation of the court's jurisdiction which deprived him of due process.
First, appellant has made no showing that the probation violation charge and hearing...
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