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State v. Letourneau

Citations

  • 100 Wash. App. 424

How courts have described this case

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  • remarking that “limitations on fundamental rights during community custody” must be “reasonably necessary to accomplish the essential needs of the [S]tate.”
  • noting that family and juvenile courts are \more appropriate forums than the criminal sentencing process to address the best interests of dependent children with respect to most visitation issues.\
  • noting that family and juvenile courts are “more appropriate forums than the criminal sentencing process to address the best interests of dependent children with respect to most visitation issues”
  • declining to impose a no-contact order between the defendant and her children because there was no evidence she was a pedophile or posed a danger of molesting her children
  • concerning conditions of sentencing related to a second degree child rape conviction
  • concerning conditions of sentencing related to a second degree child rape conviction

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Judges: Kennedy

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