PER CURIAM.
Appellant challenges his conviction for the offense of stalking, asserting that the statute proscribing this offense is facially unconstitutional. He also contends that the probation order erroneously lists the offense of which he was convicted. The state concedes the probation order improperly describes the offense as aggravated stalking when, in fact, appellant pled no contest to the lesser offense of stalking.
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