AC47331 - State v. Nathaniel T. ("The self-represented defendant, Nathaniel T., who had been
convicted of sexual assault in the first degree and risk of injury to a child
for which he was sentenced to a period of incarceration, followed by a period
of special parole and a period of probation, appeals from the judgment of the
trial court denying his motion to modify the condition of his probation that he
comply with all sex offender registry requirements, namely, the requirement
that, upon being released from confinement, he register his name and address
with the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection and that such
registration be maintained for the duration of his life (lifetime sex offender
registration). The defendant claims that the court, Dayton, J., improperly
denied his motion to modify the lifetime sex offender registration requirement
of his probation. In addition, with respect to the underlying sentencing
proceedings, the defendant claims that the court, Rodriguez, J., improperly
denied him the opportunity to present certain mitigating evidence and imposed
an illegal and unconstitutional sentence. We disagree and, accordingly, affirm
the judgment of the court.”)