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U.S. v. Jackson, No. 98-50361 (9th Cir.) (189 F.3d 820) (August 31, 1999) (Judge William B. Shubb)

The Court stated that " Historically, conditions of supervised release, and drug testing among them, have not been regarded as punishment, but instead as means to further the deterrent, protective, and rehabilitative goals of sentencing. . . . The drug testing condition does not serve one of the traditional aims ...

 

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