2015 Yearly Archive

Idaho Department of Correction to Steven James Sitler #79278

This is a courtesy letter to inform you of matters that require your attention. . . .

Objection to Modification of Probation Conditions

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COMES NOW the State of Idaho, by and through the Latah County Prosecuting Attorney, and hereby objects to the Court’s December 23, 2015, “Consolidation of Terms and Conditions of Probation Upon Reconsideration.”. . .

Exhibit A: Offender Family Contact Rules List

General Rules. . . .

Moscow-Pullman Daily News: Chaperones for ‘fixated pedophile’ in training, again

In a special progress report, Steven Sitler’s new probation officer has reported that new and recently suspended chaperones, including his wife and parents, are in the process of seeking approval again.

Consolidation of Terms & Conditions of Probation upon Reconsideration

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On December 23, 2015, a telephone conference was held to address the Defendant’s terms and conditions of probation. Dean Wullenwaber and Mark Monson participated on behalf of the Defendant. The Defendant did not participate. The State was represented by William W. Thompson, Jr. . . .

Special Progress Report: Idaho Department of Correction to Judge Stegner

It is this officer’s position that a balance must be made in terms of community protection and rehabilitation of this offender. Both of these areas are addressed with this current plan along a path of cautious scrutiny due to the history in this case and Mr. Sitler’s diagnosis as a fixated pedophile in 2005 who “under no circumstances should be allowed to be around children unsupervised”.

Moscow-Pullman Daily News: Assessing risk in sex offender cases

Steven Sitler was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 2005 on one count of lewd conduct with a child under the age of 16.

The Argonaut: “Protesters hand out flyers denouncing local religious leader Douglas Wilson”

Protesters hand out flyers denouncing local religious leader Douglas Wilson By Taylor Nadauld University of Idaho student Jessy Forsmo-Shadid and a small group of activists stood in Friendship Square Sept. 29. “Are you guys scared?” Forsom-Shadid asked the five women . . .

Blog & Mablog: “Just Between Us Girls”

Comes now Rachel Miller, she of the quantitative analysis fame, and attempts a drive-by post at The Aquila Report. . . .

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