People v. Harvey

Defendant was convicted, after jury trial, of domestic battery, elevated to a Class 4 felony due to prior aggravated battery conviction. Crime Stoppers assessment was erroneously imposed, as it applies only where a defendant has been sentenced to probation or conditional discharge, which was not the case for Defendant here. "Civil process", as defined in ordinance, includes service of subpoenas in criminal cases, and is sufficient to cover sheriff's fee imposed. (THOMAS, KILBRIDE, GARMAN, BURKE, THEIS, and NEVILLE, concurring.)