Dickie v. State
Court of Appeals of Alaska
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BOLGER, Judge.
Bruce Dickie appeals his conviction for first-degree stalking of a family in Anchorage. Dickie contends that the State's evidence was legally insufficient to prove that his repeated contacts with the family were "nonconsensual" within the meaning of AS 11.41.270(b)(8)-i.e., that these contacts were "initiated or continued without [the family's] *383consent, ... or ... in disregard of [the family's] expressed desire that the contact[s] be avoided or discontinued." In particular, Dickie argues that the State's evidence in this case was insufficient to prove that he knew that…
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