(Reuters) - More likely, Judge Amy St. Eve of U.S. District Court in Chicago will allow the 62-year-old Black to remain free pending the November 30 sentencing date at which she may order him to prison for 15 to 20 years, legal experts said.
"The court can set conditions as to the range of places that he can go to, whether he can be confined to his residence, whether electronic monitoring will take place," said Stuart Gerson, a former assistant U.S. attorney specializing in criminal prosecutions.
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"The court can set conditions as to the range of places that he can go to, whether he can be confined to his residence, whether electronic monitoring will take place," said Stuart Gerson, a former assistant U.S. attorney specializing in criminal prosecutions.
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