Wilfong v. Commonwealth

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• concluding that a conditional release condition that prohibited the defendant from possessing, among other things, \any sexually arousing materials\ was not unconstitutionally vague based on a commonsense reading
• concluding that condition of conditional release that prohibited the defendant, who had been convicted of sexual abuse of a minor, from possessing any sexually arousing materials was not overbroad
• finding the prohibition of \any sexually arousing materials\ to be sufficiently construed in relationship with other provisions, and not unconstitutionally vague
• “[A]n appropriate condition of probation . . . serve[s] the goals of rehabilitating the probationers and protecting the public.”
• conditional discharge condition banning sex offender from “parks, schools, day care centers, swimming pools, beaches, theaters, or other places where children congregate” is not vague

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