United States v. Jo Ann Tolla

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• reviewing probation conditions following district court’s denial of portion of Rule 35 motion
• approving condition prohibiting defendant from teaching young people for one year
• \A [probation] condition is reasonable if it is not unnecessarily harsh or excessive in achieving goals [of rehabilitating the defendant and protecting the public].\ (citation omitted and emphasis in original)
• condition of probation, imposed on a defendant convicted of income tax evasion based on false statements made under oath, that she refrain from teaching young people upheld as being reasonably related to rehabilitating the defendant and protecting the public
• condition of probation, imposed on a defendant convicted of income tax evasion based on false statements made under oath, that she refrain from teaching young people upheld as being reasonably related to rehabilitating the defendant and protecting the public
• \[C]onditions that restrict a probationer's freedom must be especiallyfine-tuned.\

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