United States v. Rose Marie Wise

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• holding that a defendant is entitled to notice that a court is considering imposing a condition on supervised release when that condition is not one of the conditions listed in the Guidelines
• noting that advance written notice “allow[s] negotiation of a condition upon which the government and the defense could agree.”
• requiring notice of a special condition so that “counsel and the defendant will have the opportunity to address personally its appropriateness”
• stating that “advance written notice” of supervised release conditions “work[s] best”
• requiring notice of a special condition so that “counsel and the defendant will have the opportunity to address personally its appropriateness”
• requiring notice at sentencing before the imposition of a special condition that effectively required defendant to relinquish custody of her children

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).