Christin Ann Schnell v. William Jay Gerwig

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• affirming probation requirement requiring probationer to submit to searches without considering whether particular search vio- lated the Fourth Amendment
• rejecting the argument that a probation condition requiring submission to any search by law enforcement or probation officers was overbroad on the basis that such a search is valid if supported by reasonable suspicion
• noting that obscenity has a “recognized legal definition”
• supervised release condition that defendant not “reside in ‘close proximity’ to places frequented by children” was vague
• supervised release condition that defendant not “reside in ‘close proximity’ to places frequented by children” was vague
• “When the file containing the image is copied onto a disk, the original is left intact and a new copy of the image is created, so the process ‘produces’ an image.”

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