United States v. Dougan, No. 11-6173 (10th Cir. 2012)
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Defendant-Appellant Ronald Dougan was convicted of robbing a post office. He appealed the district court's imposition of special sex-offender conditions of release. The court imposed these requirements based on Defendant's criminal history, which included a thirty-three year old conviction for sexual battery and a seventeen-year old conviction for aggravated battery, originally charged as sexual battery. Because the underlying sexual offenses, when viewed in the factual context in which they arose, were too remote to be reasonably related to the present offense, the Tenth Circuit remanded the case with directions to vacate the special sex-offender conditions of release imposed as a part of Defendant's sentence. The Court dismissed Defendant's challenge to the district court's recommendation for treatment during incarceration for lack of jurisdiction.
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