United States v. Rashan Doyle

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a trial court errs procedurally “if it fails, at the time of sentencing, to state in open court its rationale for mandating a special condition of supervised release”
• holding that the sentencing court erred by providing no explanation for the imposition of association restrictions and a pornography ban on a defendant who failed to register as a sex offender
• holding that the sentencing court erred by providing no explanation for the imposition of association restrictions and a pornography ban on a defendant who failed to register as a sex offender

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