§504.110. Computation of Discipline for Multiple Offenses

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a) When an offender has been found in violation of more than one offense arising from a single incident, the maximum penalty shall not exceed the maximum penalty for the most serious offense the individual is found to have committed.

b) When an offender has been found in violation of more than one offense arising from separate incidents, the maximum penalty for each offense may be imposed, and such penalties shall run consecutively. For example, an offender who is found guilty of assaulting several persons within a short period of time has committed multiple offenses that would be punishable consecutively.

(Source: Amended at 27 Ill. Reg. 6214, effective May 01, 2003)

                    
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