State v. Martin , 2003 S.D. LEXIS 183 ( 2003 )

SABERS, Justice

(concurring specially).

[¶ 60.] I concur specially to point out that prohibiting the Defendant from owning or possessing a computer may be excessive punishment. The Defendant is required to submit at any time or place to a loarrantless search and seizure and his computer can therefore be frequently searched and even continually monitored. A personal computer is frequently a necessity in today’s life and business. This portion of the sentence is unreasonable and should be vacated.