People v. Cardona

This case presents question as to whether trial court properly ordered defendant to register as sex offender after defendant had been found unfit to stand trial on charges of indecent solicitation of child and unlawful restraint, and after trial court had found in discharge hearing that defendant was "not not guilty" on unlawful restraint charge. In his petition for leave to appeal, defendant argued that his certification as sex offender violated his procedural due process rights where instant certification was made in spite of fact that he had not been afforded trial to determine his guilt on unlawful restraint offense.