State v. Bogert, Jr.

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• because of probationer’s weakened expectation of privacy and the state’s countervailing interest in promoting rehabilitation, reasonable suspicion was not a prerequisite to search of probationer’s home and computer
• because of probationer’s weakened expectation of privacy and the state’s countervailing interest in promoting rehabilitation, reasonable suspicion was not a prerequisite to search of probationer’s home and computer
• conditional reentry agreement for felon on probation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).