People v. Olsson 

Court entered order certifying Defendant as a sex offender, subjecting him to mandatory lifetime registration. Defendant had been found unfit to stand trial on charges in two sex abuse cases. After discharge hearing, court found him not not guilty on three counts, and not guilty on one count in one case; and directed finding on one count and not not guilty on other count. Legislature did not intend for a finding of not not guilty at discharge hearing to be an adjudication for purposes of Sex Offender Registration Act, and did not intend Defendant with such outcome to qualify as a sexual predator under the Act. Defendant was thus not subject to lifetime registration, but to registration for period of 10 years. (BOWMAN and HUTCHINSON, concurring.)