Courts have held that conditions of probation may infringe a probationer's constitutional rights, including the First Amendment rights of free speech and association.

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Courts have recognized that probationers do not lose all of their constitutional rights and that conditions of probation must be reasonably related to the probationer's rehabilitation and lawful conduct. Conditions that restrict a probationer's First Amendment rights, such as prohibiting certain forms of speech or association, must be narrowly tailored and necessary to achieve legitimate probation goals.

Courts Have Held That Conditions of Probation May Infringe a Probationer's