People v. Blair

Court properly considered relevant sentencing factors and did not abuse discretion in sentencing Defendant to 7 years. Evidence was sufficient to support Defendant’s Class 3 and 4 felony convictions where his driving abstract shows that his license was under statutory summary suspension (SSS) at time of offenses of driving while license revoked on two separate occasions. Prior revocation of Defendant’s driving privileges did not render his subsequent SSS a nullity for purposes of enhanced driving while license suspended or revoked charges.(PUCINSKI and LAVIN, concurring.)