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· 8/29/1974

Charles Farrell Malone v. United States

Citations

  • 502 F.2d 554
  • 1974 U.S. App. LEXIS 7050

How courts have described this case

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  • upholding restrictions on associations with Irish groups, on ground that “[t]here is [a] reasonable nexus between the probation conditions and the goals of probation”
  • forbidding participation in any American Irish Republican Movement, from belonging to any Irish organization, from participating in any Irish Catholic organization, from visiting any Irish pubs
  • upholding a prohibition on the defendant’s association with people involved in the American Irish Republican movement
  • banning participating with, belonging to, working for, or visiting certain establishments and organizations affiliated with the American Irish Republican movement
  • banning participating with, belonging to, working for, or visiting certain establishments and organizations affiliated with the American Irish Republican movement
  • prohibiting association with Irish organiza- tions or visits to Irish pubs where defendant was motivated to commit his crime because of involvement in the American Irish Republican movement

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Judges: Barnes, Koelsch, Crary

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