Justice COATS, dissenting: The majority holds that in 1998, when the General Assembly changed the sentencing scheme to mandate that felony sentences include a period of parole supervision extending as much as five years beyond the term of incarceration imposed by the court, it intended to exempt sex offenders, despite expressly naming them and singling them out for the longest possible period of "mandatory parole…
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