U.S. v. Barrett

Defendant waived any appellate court challenge to term of his supervised release that prevented him from viewing “sexually explicit conduct” that included adult pornography, where: (1) defendant entered guilty plea to child pornography possession charge that included agreement to waive “all components” of his sentence; and (2) defendant never raised with Dist. Ct. instant challenge to term of his supervised release. Record also showed that defendant raised objections to other terms of his supervised release, and that Dist. Ct. had acted on said objections. Moreover, all elements of waiver as set forth in Flores, 929 F.3d 443, had been met.