State v. Burdin

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• determining that a probation condition was not authorized by statute without invalidating the defendant’s sentence of probation.
• holding condition of probation that was unrelated to the defendant’s rehabilitation was “not authorized by statute”
• invalidating condition of probation requiring defendant to place sign in yard stating that he was a convicted child molester
• rejecting the State’s argument that the defendant waived his constitutional claim to the imposition of a probation condition because he did not object at the sentencing hearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).