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· 11/26/1997

LoFranco v. United States Parole Commission

Citations

  • 986 F. Supp. 796
  • 1997 WL 757684

How courts have described this case

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  • holding a parole condition to be unconstitutionally vague because the prohibition on association with “outlaw motorcycle gangs” delegated policymaking power to the parole officer
  • holding a par ole condition to be unconstitutionally vague because the pr ohibition on association with \outlaw motorcycle gangs\ delegated policymaking power to the parole officer
  • finding term \other motorcycle gangs\ unconstitutionally vague because it ensnares legitimate \motorcycle groups\ that count individuals like \Arnold Schwarzenegger\ as members
  • special condition prohibiting petitioner from associating with “outlaw motorcycle gangs” was unconstitutionally vague
  • special condition prohibiting petitioner from associating with \outlaw motorcycle gangs\ was unconstitutionally vague
  • it is permissible to restrict a parolee’s right to associate with motorcycle clubs

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Judges: Sprizzo, Peck

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