People v. Cashaw

Defendant was convicted, after jury trial, of criminal sexual assault. Court was without statutory authorization to impose $200 domestic-violence fine. Illinois Supreme Court's 2015 holding in People v. Castleberry may be applied retroactively to collateral proceedings, where a defendant attacks a sentence imposed in underlying case that concluded prior to Castleberry decision. Under Castelberry, a criminal sentence is not void for lacking statutory authorization.(TURNER and POPE, concurring.)