Legal Opinion
People v. Longoria
Supreme Court of Colorado
Decided November 15, 1993No. 92SA502, 93SA38PublishedCited by 41 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Vollack
The People of the State of Colorado (the People) appeal from two district court orders of the Pueblo County District Court in two unrelated cases, People v. Longoria, No. 91CR817, Division B, and People v. Ekin, No. 91CR233, Division B. In each case, the district court dismissed the count charging sexual assault on a child as a part of a pattern of sexual abuse. The trial court ruled that the statutory language, “pattern of sexual abuse,” on which the charge was based, is unconstitutionally vague. In each action, the People appeal the trial court’s ruling that found the sentence enhancement…
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