Whether the Fifth Circuit has failed to apply the Supreme Court's ruling in Packingham v. North Carolina to supervised release Internet restrictions, thereby infringing on a defendant's constitutional rights

QUESTIONS PRESENTED I In Packingham v. North Carolina, 137 S. Ct. 1730 (2017), this Court found unconstitutional a criminal statute prohibiting sex offenders from accessing social media on the Internet. The Fifth Circuit has not applied Packingham in a supervised release revocation hearing context and has failed to see the broader application regarding supervised release Internet restrictions as infringing on defendant’s rights. i