United States v. Robb Walker Freeman

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• vacating absolute Internet prohibition in absence of evidence that defendant had used Internet to contact children
• rejecting Internet ban where defendant was convicted of receiving and possessing child pornography
• rejecting Internet ban where defendant was convicted of receiving and possessing child pornography
• condition forbidding either possession of computer or use of internet service without approval
• “There is no need to cut off [the defendant’s] access to email or benign internet usage when a more focused restriction, limited to pornography sites and images, can be enforced by unannounced inspections of material stored on [the defendant’s] hard drive or removable disks.”
• noting § 4A1.3 is an authoritative guide

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).