Court of Appeals of Washington· 11/16/2010

State v. Corbett

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158 Wash. App. 576

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finding that record was sufficient to support no contact with biological sons after defendant was convicted of raping his stepdaughter
affirming imposition of a no- contact order as to all of a sex offender’s children when he was convicted of sexually abusing only one of them
upholding the sentencing condition prohibiting contact with the defendant’s minor children because of the defendant’s history of establishing trust in a parental role to victimize other minors
following the defendant’s conviction of four counts of child rape in the first degree, the court upheld the no-contact order between the defendant and his biological children, as the children were within the class of persons victimized
following the defendant’s conviction of four counts of child rape in the first degree, the court upheld the no-contact order between the defendant and his biological children, as the children were within the class of persons victimized
argument based on witness’ inconsistent statements bears on credibility and reflects matter for juiy to resolve

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Judges: Armstrong, Brintnall, Hunt, Quinn

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