U.S. v. Musso

Dist. Ct. did not err in granting govt.'s petition to revoke defendant's supervised release arising out of his conviction on charge of possession of child pornography, where revocation was based on defendant's possession of 37 photographs of female erotica and certain photographs of high school girls at car wash, as well as his conduct in spending unsupervised time with infant girl. Defendant's possession of said photographs, as well as his time spent with infant constituted violations of his supervised release even though defendant posed innocent explanation for said violations.