United States v. Roger Rouland

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• recognizing that prolonged hearings may lead to “perverse consequences in busy districts”
• upholding practice in which the government moves at sentencing to admit an exhibit listing special conditions, even though the court does not individually recite them
• accepting defendant's concession that an unpronounced special condition did not affect his substantial rights, as necessary for reversal under plain error review
• “[S]pecial conditions may be tantamount to standard conditions under the appropriate circumstances, thereby precluding the need for an oral pronouncement.”
• “[S]pecial conditions may be tantamount to standard conditions under the appropriate circumstances, thereby precluding the need for an oral pronouncement.”
• applying plain-error review because the exhibit provided notice

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