State v. Acrey

¶1 Sonia Acrey drained the retirement savings of an elderly man and accumulated more than $83,000 of debt in his name. She pleaded guilty to theft, identity theft, and perjury. As part of her sentence, the judge prohibited her from working as a caretaker for elderly or disabled individuals. Acrey contends the court was without authority to impose the prohibition and that the prohibition was not crime-related and was unconstitutionally vague. We hold that RCW 9.94A.505(8) authorizes judges to impose crime-related prohibitions as part of any sentence and that the prohibition in Acrey’s sentence…