A former physical education teacher for Oceanside High School was in court this month, requesting unsupervised visits with his 15-year-old daughter. A San Diego County Superior Court judge denied that request, although supervised visits were allowed.

Corey Lane Hogue, now 39, pleaded guilty in 2010 to having sexual intercourse with a female high school student when she was 15 years old. The student with whom he admitted having sexual intercourse was born in 1992. Hogue reportedly has two daughters, born in 1995 and 1997, who live out-of-state with their mother.

Corey Lane Hogue avoided a prison term in his plea deal two years ago, and has been on probation. He lives in Oceanside with his 7-year-old son and third wife. Hogue’s current wife reportedly has a 10-year-old daughter who lives with her father.

As part of his probation, a judge ordered Hogue: “Do not participate in computer chat rooms or otherwise contact minors via computer.” However, when a probation officer directed Hogue to cease all “personal activity” on Craigslist and Facebook websites, Hogue’s private attorneys filed motions with the court, asserting that “Craigslist’s main focus is classified ads and it is not a social media website.”

Judge Aaron Katz subsequently admonished Hogue to “comply with every single directive from your probation officer.” Hogue was further ordered to complete a sex offender program, his access to the Internet is to be monitored, and his term of probation was extended another year, to December of 2014.

In a hearing this month, Judge Katz allowed Hogue use of a computer for job search, if approved by probation.

Judge Aaron Katz retains personal jurisdiction in this matter, and ordered Hogue back to San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse for another review hearing on June 3, 2013.