State v. Cook

Appellant Sandy Cook seeks a reversal of his conviction on sixteen counts of sex-related offenses.1 As grounds for the reversal, Appellant asserts due process violations stemming from both pre- and post-accusatory delay; improper application of case law; cumulative error; and disproportionate sentencing. Upon our careful consideration of the assignments of error raised by Appellant, we do not find that the trial court committed error. Accordingly, we affirm.

I. Factual and Procedural Background

In the September 2008 term of court, Appellant was charged with twenty-two sexual offenses against…