United States v. Blinkinsop

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• vacating blanket prohibition and remanding for the district court to consider tailoring the restriction to allow access based on permission from the probation officer
• noting “with approval” that special conditions limiting interaction with children for a defendant convicted of a child pornography crime “can be tailored” by requiring permission of the probation officer
• upholding a 97-month sentence as reasonable for receipt of child pornography
• “A district judge need not state at sentencing the reasons for imposing each condition of supervised release, if it is apparent from the record.”
• probation officer’s discretion can alleviate the harshness of a condition on loitering where children congre- gate
• “[W]hen a district judge imposes a sentence within the Guidelines range, ‘it is probable that the sentence is reasonable,’ because the judge’s application of the § 3653(a

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