People of State of Illinois v. Williams

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• “We do not deem the opinion [Pearce] to have ruled that time spent under the ‘clemency’ of probation, although having a ‘mild and ambulatory’ punitive aspect, is constitutionally required to be equated to and credited upon subsequent incarceration imposed for the same offense”
• “We do not deem the opinion [Pearce] to have ruled that time spent under the ‘clemency’ of probation, although having a ‘mild and ambulatory’ punitive aspect, is constitutionally required to be equated to and credited upon subsequent incarceration imposed for the same offense”

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