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People ex rel. Berlin v. Bakalis, 2018 IL 122435

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Petitioner Robert B. Berlin, States Attorney of Du Page County, seeks mandamus pursuant to Illinois Supreme Court Rule 381 (eff. July 1, 2017) against respondent, the Honorable George J. Bakalis, judge of the circuit court of Du Page County. Petitioner asks this court to direct the circuit court to vacate defendants one-year term of mandatory supervised release (MSR) and impose the mandatory four-year MSR term required under section5-8-1(d)(6) of the Unified Code of Corrections (730 ILCS 5/5-8-1(d)(6) (West 2014)). For the following reasons, we award mandamus.

Date Created:
04-22-2018

Order

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Proposed General Increase in Rates and Revisions to Other Terms and Conditions of Service. (Tariffs filed November 9, 2018)

Date Created:
06-26-2019

Order

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Petition pursuant to Rider QIP of Schedule of Rates for Gas Service to Initiate a Proceeding to Determine the Accuracy and Prudence of Qualifying Infrastructure Investment.

Date Created:
07-17-19

Order

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Application for Certification as an Installer of Distributed Generation Facilities under Section 16-128A of the Public Utilities Act.

Date Created:
07-17-2019

People v. Casas

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Following the indictment and subsequent superseding information against defendant,Fernando Casas, Jr., for violation of bail bond, the circuit court of Du Page County dismissed the information for failure to comply with the statute of limitations, and the State appealed.

Date Created:
12-05-2017

People v. Carter

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Bench trial proceedings in the circuit court of Cook County resulted in a finding that this defendant was guilty of a 2002 shooting death. Initially a 30-year term was imposed, but, after the trial judge realized that mandatory enhanced sentencing for use of a firearm was applicable, he gave the defendant a 20-year term with a 25-year enhancement.