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Article: Hampden child pornographer faces supervised release for life
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- Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
- Article date:
- September 13, 2006
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A Hampden man convicted of possessing child pornography could be
supervised by a federal probation officer for the rest of his life
after he serves more than four years in prison, a federal judge in
Portland has ruled.
Richard Okishoff, 46, also may never again have access to an
online computer service at home or at work without permission of his
probation officer. He also will be subject to unannounced searches of
his computer equipment.
Treatment also is a condition of Okishoff's supervised release,
according to court documents. After completing treatment
successfully, his probation officer could recommend the term of
supervised release be reduced to a few years.
U.S. District Judge Paul ...