(KNZA)--A Holton man convicted of a child sex offense has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years.
According to court documents, 44-year-old Jay Stewart was sentenced Tuesday in Jackson County District Court on a charge of aggravated indecent liberties with a child under the age of 14.
Stewart was sentenced under Jessica's law.
He will be subject to lifetime post release supervision.
Stewart pleaded guilty to the felony charge in February.
He was charged with engaging in the lewd fondling or touching of a child under 14 years of age in November of last year.
The charge was filed following an investigation by the Jackson County Sheriff's Office.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Effort launched to recall Falls City Mayor
New driver mistake crashes store, injures one
Jury finds Holton man guilty on charges
New details released in fatal shooting of Seneca priest
Hiawatha man sentenced to prison on drug charges
Tutor terminated at South Brown Co USD 430
Hiawatha's fireworks ban to remain in place
Former Atchison teacher promoted to principal position
U-S Attorney's Office warns of scam attempts
1st of 2 public hearings re: Atchison Co Lake future held
Baccalaureate speaker named for ACCHS
Brown Co Sheriff appointed to state commission
From cash to sunglasses, Atchison thefts investigated
Topeka man arrested after Jackson Co traffic stop
Richardson Co Commissioner urges settlement with Road Dept employees
Sabetha begins search for new city administrator
Justin Fluke named " 2025 Media Person of the Year"
LATEST STORIES
Richardson County Board approves purchase of new loader
Richardson County Sheriff warns of scam attempt
Superintendent candidates to meet the Atchison public; starts today
From cash to sunglasses, Atchison thefts investigated
Hiawatha man sentenced to prison on drug charges
Sabetha begins search for new city administrator
Baccalaureate speaker named for ACCHS
Grant Award for Falls City Library and Arts Center
Richardson Co Commissioner urges settlement with Road Dept employees