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Description of the sex crime from Minnesota court records:
Case Number: 27-CR-89-900389
Date Filed: 05/01/1989 May 1 1989
Case Title: State of Minnesota vs RALPH HAYDEN BURLINGAME State of Minnesota versus RALPH HAYDEN BURLINGAME
Case Type: Crim/Traf MandatoryCriminal Traffic Mandatory
Case Location: Hennepin County, Hennepin Criminal Downtown
Case Status: Closed
Charges
List with 1 charge
Count 1
CRIM SEXUAL CONDUCT 2ND DEGREE
Statute: 609.343S1A
Disposition: Convicted
Disposition Date: June 22 1989 06/22/1989
Level of Charge: Felony
Offense Date: December 1 1986 12/01/1986
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- Minnestoa court record Case number: 27-CR-89-900389
- marriage license granted to the accused in Salt Lake County
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Minnestoa court record Case number: 27-CR-89-900389
Publisher: Minnesota court records search
Date: 1 May 1989
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view all information sources marriage license granted to the accused in Salt Lake County
Publisher: Salt Lake Tribune
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