United States v. Dominick Truscello John Gammarano Salvatore Lombardi Barry Nichilo Gaetano Vastola Manny Garafolo Steven Long, Steven Crea

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• finding no error in the subsequent writtén judgment' because it did not change the sentence as stated orally
• finding no conflict between an oral sentence in which the court stated that it would later impose supervised release conditions and the written judgment that contained standard conditions
• finding no error in the subsequent written judgment because it did not change the sentence as stated orally
• finding no conflict between an oral sentence in which the court stated that it would later impose supervised- release conditions and the written judgment that contained standard conditions
• finding the written judgment simply clarified the meaning of the oral sentence
• “Implicit in the very nature of supervised release is that certain conditions are necessary to effect its purpose.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).