be counter-productive.

THE OFFENSE
T.J.W. is Winther's natural daughter. In the fall of 1985, her parents were separated and she was living in Fairbanks with Winther. She was eleven years old at the time. She reported that Winther had been sexually abusing her at their home from approximately November 1985, through May 1986. According to her reports, the abuse included digital and penile sexual penetration, as well as oral sexual contact. There may have been as many as fifty separate incidents of sexual abuse.

THE SENTENCE
Winther first appeared before Judge Greene for sentencing on January 2, 1987. He presented the testimony of Thomas R. Ledbetter, his pastor; Dr. Jane Krauss, his therapist; Jane Pryor, his mother; and B.C., his girlfriend. The testimony indicated that, except for the present offense, Winther hadan exemplary background. In the view of Dr. Krauss, Winther's prospects *1358 for rehabilitation were good. Judge Greene decided to refer the case to a three-judge panel. She found by clear and convincing evidence that manifest injustice would result from the inability of the court to consider Winther's potential for rehabilitation. She did not find manifest injustice from the imposition of the presumptive term standing alone. She continued:
I find the following facts: First, that Mr. Winther, prior to the disclosure, had the desire to stop the molest, but he found himself unable to do so due to, in all probability, his particular compulsive personality type. Second, that since ... the disclosure [he] has made efforts to assist his daughter in her rehabilitation and to prevent further psychological harm