State v. Noggle
Annotate this CaseAppellant was convicted of attempted third-degree criminal sexual conduct. The district court sentenced Appellant to eighteen months in prison and imposed a ten-year conditional release term under Minn. Stat. 609.3455(6). The court of appeals affirmed the imposition of the ten-year conditional release term. The Supreme Court reversed, holding that section 609.3455(6) does not authorize a ten-year conditional release term for the crime of attempted third-degree criminal sexual conduct, and therefore, Appellant’s ten-year conditional release term was unauthorized by law and must be vacated. Remanded with instructions to vacate Appellant’s ten-year conditional release term.
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