United States v. MacMillen

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• holding that phrase “areas or locations where children are likely to congregate” was not vague and list of places in condition was merely illustrative and not exhaustive
• holding that phrase “areas or locations where children are likely to congregate” was not vague and list of places in condition was merely illustrative and not exhaustive
• noting that a district court “retains wide latitude in imposing conditions of supervised release”
• upholding a bar on “frequenting locations where children are likely to congregate” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• upholding condition of supervised release prohibiting defendant from “being on” locations “where children are likely to congregate”
• upholding condition of supervised release prohibiting defendant from “being on [sic] any areas or locations where children are likely to congregate^] such as schools, daycare facilities, playgrounds, theme parks, arcades, recreational facilities, and recreation parks”

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