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· 7/30/1992

United States v. Martin J. Hughes

Citations

  • 964 F.2d 536
  • 1992 WL 97018

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  • sustaining a supervised release condition which constrained the probationer's exercise of his constitutional free association right
  • upholding condition that prevented convicted union official from exercising “any decision-making authority” over any account that “receives any of its funds from a labor organization” for political activity
  • upholding as reasonable a probation condition that prohibited the defendant from representing or serving as officer in Communications Workers of America constitutionally permissible when defendant convicted of violations of IRS Code and federal false statements statutes
  • upholding as reasonable a probation condition that prohibited the defendant from representing or serving as officer in Communications Workers of America constitutionally permissible when defendant convicted of violations of IRS Code and federal false statements statutes

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Judges: Martin, Ryan, Wilhoit

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