People v. Bolt
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge STERNBERG. *
Defendant, Lee Donald Bolt, challenges the constitutionality of the probationary conditions and sex offender surcharge imposed in connection with his conviction for aggravated second degree assault on a client by a psychotherapist. We affirm but remand for correction of the judgment of conviction and that part of the judgment setting forth the conditions of probation.
While working as a psychotherapist, defendant engaged in sexual intercourse on numerous occasions with one of his patients, a woman he was counseling regarding sexual abuse she had suffered as a child.…
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