At the rate it's going, when Chris gets out he's probably going to wind up in some kind of mental health program. Fifteen or so years ago, they'd regulate your internet access but I don't know if they can do that anymore. Back then, to get online, you needed a big computer or at least a laptop and you couldn't exactly be discrete about using those. Now we have smart phones and anyone who wants to go online can do so on a device that can fit into your pocket. And it's not like they're expensive, either; hell, you can even get a free phone for signing up with pre-paid, no contract cell phone companies. Not to mention, there are still public libraries out there that you can use to go online, although that will be heavily regulated. The only way they will be able to keep Chris off the internet will be if they forbid him from leaving the house and if his sentence is up, I don't know if they'll legally be able to do that.
So Chris getting onto the internet will be kinda a given but I have to imagine he'll have a case worker and tard wranglers who try to keep him away from sites he shouldn't be on. It's just a question of how much he listens to them, how much he fights them and how much he listens to the a-logs over his tard wranglers.
But that's assuming he actually gets out. I have a feeling they may let him out a month or two early, give him some restrictions he has to adhere to. He won't follow those rules and he'll go right back with a longer sentence this time.