United States v. Parrish Kappes

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “a sentencing court must justify the conditions … by an adequate statement of reasons”
• holding that “a sentencing court must justify the conditions … by an adequate statement of reasons”
• holding that \a sentencing court must justify the conditions ... by an adequate statement of reasons\
• holding that standard conditions of supervised release requiring defendant to refrain from “associat[ing] with any persons engaged in criminal activity” and to “refrain from excessive use of alcohol” were “fatally vague”
• holding claimed vio- lation of right to familial association imposed by supervision terms not yet ripe in light of twenty-year sentence
• holding claimed vio- lation of right to familial association imposed by supervision terms not yet ripe in light of twenty-year sentence

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