United States v. Weatherton

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• explaining that a condition of supervised release must be reasonably related to one, but not all, of the four factors
• stating that “condition must be ‘reasonably related’ to one of four factors” (quoting § 3583(d)(1)); United States v. Oliveras, 96 F.4th 298, 313–14 (2d Cir. 2024
• upholding special conditions requiring the defendant to undergo “psychosexual evaluation” and refrain from possessing sexually explicit material
• rejecting on plain error review defendant’s claim that sex offender conditions imposed a greater deprivation of liberty than necessary, to achieve deterrence and protect the public
• explaining a condition of release “must be reasonably related to one of four factors”
• explaining a condition of release “must be reasonably related to one of four factors”

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