2.__If during the period of deferment the attorney for the State has probable cause to believe that a person who was granted deferred disposition pursuant to section 1348-A has violated a court-imposed deferment requirement, the attorney for the State may move the court to terminate the remainder of the period of deferment and impose sentence.__Following notice and hearing, if the court finds by a preponderance of the evidence that the person has inexcusably failed to comply with a court-imposed deferment requirement, the court may continue the running of the period of deferment with the requirements unchanged, modify the requirements, add further requirements or terminate the running of the period of deferment and impose a sentencing alternative authorized for the crime to which the person pled guilty.__If the court finds that the person has not inexcusably failed to comply with a court-imposed deferment requirement, the court may order that the running of the period of deferment continue or, after notice and hearing, take any other action permitted under this chapter.

3.__A hearing under this section or section 1348-A must be held in the court that ordered the deferred disposition.__The hearing need not be conducted by the justice or judge who originally ordered the deferred disposition.

4.__The person at a hearing under this section or section 1348-A must be afforded the opportunity to confront and cross- examine witnesses against the person, to present evidence on that person's own behalf and to be represented by counsel.__If the person who was granted deferred disposition pursuant to section 1348-A can not afford counsel, the court shall appoint counsel for the person.__Assignment of counsel and withdrawal of counsel must be in accordance with the Maine Rules of Criminal Procedure.

5.__A summons must be used to order a person who was granted deferred disposition pursuant to section 1348-A to appear for a hearing under this section.__If the person can be located and served with a summons, the attorney for the State may not commence a hearing under this section by having the person arrested, except that a person who fails to appear as required may be arrested pursuant to a bench warrant or an order of arrest.

6. If a person who was granted deferred disposition pursuant to section 1348-A can not, with due diligence, be located, the attorney for the State shall file a written notice of this fact with the court that ordered the deferred disposition.__If the hearing is for a final disposition at the conclusion of the