Napayonak v. State

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• holding that, because the definition of sexual assault does not require proof that the victim suffered injury, the defendant’s infliction of injury is an aggravating factor
• an appellate court is to uphold a sentencing decision unless the sentence is clearly mistaken
• an appellate court is to affirm a sentencing decision unless the decision is clearly mistaken

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