United States v. Quinzon

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• avoiding overbreadth issue through alternative construction that interpreted the condition to not monitor activities unrelated to the internet
• interpreting condition to implicitly include narrow-tailoring limitations, including that officer may only monitor internet-based activities
• interpreting computer monitoring conditions based on the entirety of the supervised release conditions
• interpreting computer monitoring conditions narrowly based on limiting language in other conditions
• affirming a similar computer monitoring condition for a child pornography offense
• reviewing the breadth of various computer and Internet monitoring programs

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).