As part of an agreement with the state, Mr. Saintelien pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted sexual battery on a person under the age of 12. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison and declared a sexual predator. Mr. Saintelien later filed a motion to erase the sexual predator designation, arguing it was not part of his plea agreement. The postconviction motion he used to challenge the designation is used to correct illegal sentences. The circuit court denied the motion. The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled that a challenge to sexual predator must be raised in a civil proceeding and cannot be raised in a postconviction motion.