PENOYAR, J.
¶ 1 A jury convicted Jeffrey P. Madrid for nine counts of violating a protection order issued on behalf of his estranged wife Dixie and his stepdaughter AP. Seven of the nine counts stem from letters Madrid wrote to Dixie but sent to Dixie's mother, who delivered them to Dixie several months later. Madrid argues that (1) his convictions on all nine counts should be vacated because the penalty provision statute for protection order violations (former...
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