United States v. Hunt, No. 18-1197 (7th Cir. 2019)
Annotate this CaseAfter pleading guilty to failing to update his sex-offender registration, Hunt began supervised release, with a condition prohibiting him from committing another federal crime. The next year, Hunt pleaded guilty to a bank robbery, 18 U.S.C. 2113(a), during which he brandished a firearm, section 924(c). The judge imposed consecutive sentences of 70 months for the robbery, 84 months for the gun charge, and 18 months for the violation of supervised release, followed by three years of supervised release, which included conditions that had been conditions of his original, revoked term of release. Hunt received the presentence report with the proposed conditions but did not object to any proposed conditions. Consistent with his on-the-record acquiescence, Hunt declined the judge's offers to read the conditions aloud for the record and justify the conditions individually. Hunt later challenged conditions prohibiting Hunt from leaving the judicial district in which he is supervised without permission and requiring (as directed by the probation officer) notification to third parties of risks that may be occasioned by Hunt’s criminal record or personal history or characteristics. The Seventh Circuit rejected Hunt’s challenges to the conditions as waived and dismissed an appeal of the revocation of his earlier term of supervised release.
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