State v. Landsiedel
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtAppelwick, J.
¶1 Landsiedel argues the trial court abused its discretion in concluding he was ineligible for a SSOSA. He claims he is eligible for a SSOSA, because his wife satisfied the statutory definition of “victim” when she suffered emotional or psychological harm as a result of his Internet crimes against children. But, such a statutory interpretation, while literally correct, would render other portions of the statute meaningless or superfluous. We affirm.
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¶2 In 2009, Nicholas Landsiedel was convicted of attempted rape of a child in the second degree and communication with a minor for immoral…
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