State v. Ramos
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
11 Domingo Torres Ramos appeals his conviction of failure to report to the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office as a registered sex offender, arguing that the delegated classification system is unconstitutional. Because *269he was not classified by any entity other than a sheriff, we agree that there is a violation of separation of powers under these facts. We reverse and remand with instructions to dismiss.1
Houghton, J.
*269FACTS
¶2 In 1993, Ramos was convicted of two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. The trial court sentenced him to 42 months’ incarceration, and he completed his confinement in…
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