Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/31/2004

People v. Johnson

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807 N.E.2d 1171
347 Ill. App. 3d 570
283 Ill. Dec. 330
2004 Ill. App. LEXIS 330

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remanding for a new sentencing hearing where court considered improper factor and defendant’s sentence was only 10 years less than the minimum nonextended-term sentence for residential burglary
remanding for a new sentencing hearing where court considered improper factor and defendant's sentence was only 10 years less than the minimum nonextended-term sentence for residential burglary
trial court impermissibly considered bare fact that defendant had been arrested for a sexual assault in Arkansas
trial court impermissibly considered bare fact that defendant had been arrested for a sexual assault in Arkansas
trial court impermissibly considered bare fact that defendant had been arrested for a sexual assault
trial court impermissibly considered bare fact that defendant had been arrested for a sexual assault in Arkansas

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Judges: Hall, Hoffman, Karnezis

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