In re the Detention of Robinson

¶1 Jeffrey Robinson appeals from an order of commitment as a sexually violent predator. Robinson contends the State presented insufficient evidence that he had committed a “recent overt act.” Specifically, Robinson argues (1) the alleged recent overt act did not qualify as “recent” under the statute because it did not occur during the last period in which he was in the community and (2) there was not proof beyond a reasonable doubt that an overt act had occurred. Robinson also contends the trial court erred in denying his motion to exclude evidence of the Screening Scale for Pedophilic…