People v. Wells

Defendant was convicted, after bench trial, of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and aggravated battery in a public place. To prove that battery occurred on public property, it was sufficient to show that high school where battery occurred, where victim was a student and Defendant was employed as a security guard and sports coach, was a public school. Appellate court lacks jurisdiction to review Defendant's constitutional challenges to Sex Offender Registration Act on direct appeal from his convictions. His obligation to register as a sex offender and comply with other requirements are collateral consequences of his convictions, and were not imposed by trial court. (GORDON and REYES, concurring.)