Under the First Amendment, does a person on probation or other form of
supervised release have a constitutional right to access the Internet or other
computer services for any lawful purpose?

Does Packingham v. North Carolina . 137 S.Ct. 1730, 198 L.Ed.2d (2017), apply
to persons on probation or other form of supervised release, or only to those
"persons who already have served their sentence and are no longer subject to the
supervision of the criminal justice system " as held by the State of Florida?

Under the Due Process clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, does a
person on probation or other form of supervised release have a property right to
lawful occupation, including seeking and/or maintaining such an
occupation via the Internet or other computer services?pursue a

Under the Due Process clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, does a
person on probation or other form of supervised release have a liberty right to be
free from probation conditions which operate in a "Catch-22 " manner to return him
to prison?

Does a person on probation have a constitutional right to access the Internet?