Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois
extended term
if i have two aggervated batterys (which i was convicted of already) and i caught another one, is that automaticly a sentence of extended term? is it the judges discretion?------------thank you for reading me------
Asked on 4/28/06, 3:48 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Zedrick Braden III
Ainsworth & Associates PC
Re: extended term
Hello. You could have a real problem. I believe
that you may be eligible for extended term. Either way, with the two previous convictions it
is in your best interest to win this latest case.
In my opinion, a jury is the best way to go!
Answered on 4/29/06, 5:38 pm
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