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As to CRA#IK03060077,Mr. Blanchett was charged with Unlawful Sexual Intercourse 1 and sentenced to 30 years level 5, suspended after 15 years at supervision level 5, followed by 9 months at supervison level 4 Work Release, followed by 9 months at supervision level 4 Home Confinement, followed by 1 year at supervision level 3, followed by 5 years at supervision level 2.

Your Honor ordered Mr. Blanchett to pay court cost and fines, register with SBI as a sex offender, no contact with Jessica Callaway and Irene Callaway and their place of employment, attend sex offender treatment/counseling, complete Pre-Release program and will be monitored in the sex offender unit with Probation and Parole.

Since Mr. Blanchett have been placed on Probation,
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