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It is not a violation of someone’s free speech rights to be restricted on use of the internet or social media if it is part of a sentence of a convicted sex offender, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday. In a precedent-setting case out of Mesa County, a three-judge panel of the court ruled that including such online restrictions in an “intensive supervision probation” of a convicted sex offender is not a violation of the Colorado Constitution, state law or the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution. The ruling stems from the 2017 conviction of Christopher David Landis, who pleaded guilty to attempted sexual assault of a 10-year-old child as part of a plea agreement, which included details for his seven-year probation.

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