State v. Phelps

— Donald Bradford Phelps’ sentence ordered him to remain outside four Washington counties and provided for a seven-year extension of the statute of limitations. Because he agreed to the sentence as part of a plea agreement, the invited error doctrine bars Phelps from challenging some parts of the sentence on appeal. But because the trial court lacked statutory authority to extend the statute of limitations, that portion of the sentence is void. Accordingly, we affirm in part and reverse in part.

FACTS

The State charged Phelps with five drug offenses and one count of witness tampering.1 Phelps…