State v. Cornell

*295Reiber, C.J.

¶ 1. In this sentencing appeal, defendant challenges the trial court’s imposition of various probation conditions to serve after the completion of his incarcerative sentence. Defendant argues that the boilerplate “sex offender conditions” imposed by the court were not sufficiently individualized to comply with statutory sentencing requirements, that the vague and ambiguous wording of some of the conditions violated defendant’s due process rights and impermissibly delegated the court’s authority to his probation officer, and that several of the conditions were unduly restrictive…