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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 197 Wash. 2d 740
  • 487 P.3d 893

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  • considering that the judgment and sentence and related documents will be available to help guide when a condition might be vague when read in isolation
  • Internet monitoring via filter broadly upheld because of relation to circumstance of crime; reserved on issue of First Amendment concerns regarding filtering software
  • limitations on fundamental rights are permissible if they are sensitively imposed and narrowly tailored

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