Supreme Court of Minnesota· 1/16/1987
State v. Mortland
Citations
- 399 N.W.2d 92
- 1987 Minn. LEXIS 695
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- providing that only in cases of “severe aggravating circumstances” may the district court impose a greater-than-double departure from the presumptive sentence
- imposition of three times the presumptive sentence for sexually assaulting two children
- triple departure where victim was particularly vulnerable due to age (6
- severe psychological damage to child victim of sexual assault
- young child snatched from own yard
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Judges: Amdahl, Wahl
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