Ninth Circuit· 1/26/2004

United States v. Daniel R. Williams

Citations

356 F.3d 1045
2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 1085

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noting that the potential for serious negative side effects is also germane to the analysis of whether a condition implicates a particularly significant liberty interest
noting that the potential for serious negative side effects is also germane to the analy- sis of whether a condition implicates a particularly significant liberty interest
requiring findings based on a \medically-informed record\ before antipsychotic medication could be required as a term of supervised release
requiring findings based on a “medically-informed record” before antipsychotic medication could be required as a term of supervised release
limiting the application of Rearden where supervised release condition involves requirement that defendant take psychotropic drugs; district court must make explicit, specific finding under § 3583(d)(2)
referring to an \order compelling a person to take antipsychotic medication\ as \an especially grave infringement of liberty\

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Judges: Goodwin, Hug, Berzon

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