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Illinois Supreme Court· 10/26/1995

People v. Arna

Citations

  • 658 N.E.2d 445
  • 168 Ill. 2d 107
  • 212 Ill. Dec. 963
  • 1995 Ill. LEXIS 199

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  • holding that a sentence that fails to comply with the mandatory provisions of section 5-8-4(a) is void and may be corrected at any time
  • holding that a sentence that is not authorized by statute is void and the appellate court has authority to correct it at any time
  • holding that a sentence that is not authorized by statute is void and the appellate court has authority to correct it at any time
  • holding that where the requirements for mandatory consecutive sentencing were met, the trial court's imposition of concurrent prison terms was void
  • holding that where the requirements for mandatory consecutive sentencing were met, the trial court’s imposition of concurrent prison terms was void
  • holding that a sentence that is not authorized by statute is void and the appellate court has authority to correct it at any time

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Judges: Heiple, Nickels, McMorrow

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