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· 11/24/1982

State v. Van Gorden

Citations

  • 326 N.W.2d 633
  • 1982 Minn. LEXIS 1851

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that subjecting a victim to multiple forms of sexual penetration can be an aggravating factor
  • recognizing the zone-of-privacy aggravating factor in a criminal sexual conduct case
  • affirming greater than double departure when defendant inflicted a “serious and permanent” injury, subjected victim to multiple forms of penetration, and invaded victim’s zone of privacy
  • 66-year-old woman held particularly vulnerable; crimes were burglary, kidnapping, and sex offenses where age not an element
  • although departure justified by totality of circumstances, particular significance is attached to fact of permanent injury
  • three types of penetration was aggra vating factor supporting more than triple durational departure

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Judges: Amdahl

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