People v. Baker

Defendant, Aaron Baker, was charged by information with two counts of theft and one of burglary. On January 13,1977, following a jury trial, he was found guilty and judgments were entered against him on all three counts. At the sentencing hearing on March 14, 1977, on motion of the State’s Attorney, the trial court vacated the judgments on the theft charges and imposed a sentence of two to six years on the burglary charge. The defendant appealed his burglary conviction, and this court reversed his conviction in People v. Baker (1978), 59 Ill. App. 3d 100. This court’s mandate did not include…