U.S. v. Brown

Defendants waived any appellate challenge to Dist. Ct.’s imposition of nine “administrative conditions” as terms of defendants' supervised release, where record showed that both defendants signed written waiver of their right to Dist. Ct.’s reading of terms and conditions of their supervised release. Written waiver informed defendants that because they registered no objections to terms and conditions of supervised release as contained in presentence report, Dist. Ct. could impose said conditions that it deemed appropriate. Ct. rejected defendants’ contention that instant administrative conditions could be reviewed under plain error standard, where Ct. noted that: (1) defendants had received notice of proposed conditions and had meaningful opportunity to object to said conditions; and (2) defendants ultimately did not object to said conditions and waived reading of said conditions.