Appellate Court of Illinois· 7/22/1999

People v. Malchow

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714 N.E.2d 583
306 Ill. App. 3d 665
239 Ill. Dec. 664

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concluding that no substantive due process violation occurred because the statute \'bears a reasonable relationship to a public interest to be served'\
explaining the evolution of Illinois laws requiring the registration of sexual offenders
there is a direct relationship served by the Act in protecting the public and there is nothing unreasonable about the method of serving that purpose
where the trial court ordered a sentence less than that mandated by statute, the sentence was “illegal and void” and “the appellate court ha[d] the authority to correct the sentence at any time, and Rule 604(a)(1) [did] not limit the State’s right to appeal”
registration and notification requirements not penal

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