United States v. Joseph Patrick Robinson
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Non-Argument Calendar.
1Per curiam
A convicted currency smuggler is serving a term of' probation. His probation officer asks him a question about the source of $25,000 income reported on probationer’s tax return 1 ; the felon responds by pleading the fifth amendment. This appeal presents the question whether the United States may revoke probation where the probation agreement explicitly requires a probationer to report and to “give an account of [himself] and to respond completely and truthfully to questions asked by the probation officer”. The answer is “yes”.
While a probationer has a fifth amendment right to avoid…
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