Appellate Court of Illinois· 7/6/2001

People v. Garry

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752 N.E.2d 1244
323 Ill. App. 3d 292
257 Ill. Dec. 64
2001 Ill. App. LEXIS 550

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holding that Apprendi does not require a jury determination of facts beyond a reasonable doubt prior to imposing Illinois’ truth-in-sentencing provision limiting amount of good-conduct credit that can be earned to 4.5 days per month
holding that Apprendi does not require a jury determination of facts beyond a reasonable doubt prior to imposing Illinois' truth-in-sentencing provision limiting amount of good-conduct credit that can be earned to 4.5 days per month
finding that a review of the record reveals that the aggravating factor of bodily harm did not lead to a greater sentence
\[T]he finding of great bodily harm simply had an impact upon the amount of time by which defendant-through his own 'good conduct'-could decrease his sentence\ and did not \trigger any penalty for [the] crimes.\ (Emphases omitted.)

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Judges: Steigmann

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