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July 16, 2019
THE ABCS OF THE NEW CTAA:
WHY MONEY & CRIMINAL SENTENCING DON’T MIX
(AND HOW TO FILL OUT THE DANG FORMS)
[1 hour general CLE - approved]
Effective July 1, 2019, the new Criminal & Traffic Assessment Act (“CTAA”) overhauled the process of levying financial obligations upon defendants who are sentenced under Illinois criminal law. Designed to help simplify imposition of financial obligations and reduce the hardship of such obligations on lower-income defendants, the CTAA also adds new procedures—and many complications!—to the manner in which fines, traditional “court costs,” and other expenses of administering the criminal justice system are handled, including the process of obtaining a judicial waiver of most of the amounts due in many cases. This presentation will be useful for both new and experienced criminal law practitioners, and will address how the new law is impacting McLean County criminal law courtroom practice and what future changes in this area of the law are expected in the next year. The presentation also will address the content of the new financial sentencing orders and how practitioners should complete the forms properly.
Schedule
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
11:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. -Lunch Seating 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. -Meeting |
Location
2nd Presbyterian Church - 404 N. Prairie Street - Bloomington
2nd Presbyterian Church - 404 N. Prairie Street - Bloomington
Please note that Document 3: Criminal Offenses Sorted by CTAA Assessment Schedule is 169 pages long. Judge Kording plans to refer to it during his presentation, but he doesn't think folks should print it out (unless you really want to do so).