People v. Molidor

Defendant pled guilty to violating Sex Offender Registration Act by failing to report change in his employment, and court sentenced him to seven years in prison. Court denied his motion for return of bond, finding it had been applied to satisfy certain assessments imposed against him. Plain language of Code of Criminal Procedure does not impose time limit on filing of motion for return of bond. Defendant's bond should be used to pay certain assessments due him; but calculations are revised, and DNA analysis fee is vacated, as Defendant previously submitted his DNA. (ZENOFF and SCHOSTOK, concurring.)