United States v. Aileen Bortels

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a condition of supervised release “must be upheld” if it meets these twin goals of probation
• upholding a condition prohibiting the defendant from associating with her fiancé or any other convicted felon
• affirming district court’s special condition preventing appellant from communicating with her fiancé because it aided in the rehabilitation of appellant and protected the public
• upholding supervised release condition that restricted individual associating with fiancée because the individual endangered the community by getting involved in a high-speed chase to prevent fiancée from getting arrested
• prohibiting defendant from associating with fiancé because crime arose from that association
• prohibition on contact with any- one convicted of a felony, including defendant’s fiancé

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).