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Parole Condition Banning Pornography Too Vague
The defendant, convicted of possessing child pornography, was forbidden as
a condition of post-incarceration supervised release to possess any
pornography, child or otherwise. The court rejects the government's
position that the condition isn't ripe for judicial review until it is
enforced, since it will require the defendant immediately to change ...
a condition of post-incarceration supervised release to possess any
pornography, child or otherwise. The court rejects the government's
position that the condition isn't ripe for judicial review until it is
enforced, since it will require the defendant immediately to change ...
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