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IN THE UNITED STATED DISTRICT COURTFOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMASOUTHERN DIVISIONUNITED STATES OF AMERICA))v.)MJ NO. 11-00172-C)CHRISTOPHER WAYNE COOPER)aka Anthrophobic)UNITED STATES’ MOTION TO MODIFY CONDITION OF RELEASE
COMES NOW the United States of America, by and through Kenyen R. Brown, theUnited States Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama, and respectfully moves that theCourt modify the condition of release imposed with respect to the defendant’s computer activities.At the request of the United States, and with the consent of the defendant, the Courtimposed a condition of defendant’s release that he “[c]onsent to the installation of computer monitoring software by the FBI on all personal computers.” Doc. 7 at ¶ (8)(r). While the FBI hasthe capability to monitor computer activity, such tools and techniques are neither approved nor appropriate for use in the context of monitoring a defendant on pretrial release as contemplated by the Court’s order. The United States apologizes for the confusion, and submits that therequest and representations made during the initial hearing were passed along from the lead prosecutors and agents in California, where pretrial procedures differ substantially from those inthis district. Because there is no practical method for appropriately monitoring the defendant’scomputer usage, the United States requests that the conditions of release be modified to requirethat the defendant not use or have access to the internet or any internet-capable device, as isstandard in this district in cases where a defendant is accused of committing a crime via the
Case 1:11-mj-00172-C Document 10 Filed 07/21/11 Page 1 of 2
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