United States v. Victor J. Orena and Pasquale Amato

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• recognizing ease with which “electronic surveillance systems can be circumvented” and “monitoring equipment ... rendered inoperative” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• finding that period of “approximately nine months” did not violate due process
• rejecting $1 million bail secured with real property, in-home detention, restricted visitation and telephone calls, and electronic monitoring
• rejecting $1 million bail secured with real property, in-home detention, restricted visitation and telephone calls, and electronic monitoring
• reversing district court’s decision to release defendant from pretrial detention where strong 25 evidence ”demonstrated” defendant’s key role in violent criminal organization
• recognizing ease with which electronic monitoring can be circumvented

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).