But with credit for good behavior he could be released next month.
Today, members of several groups including the survivors network of those abused by priests and coalition of concerned Catholics delivered a letter to Madigan's office. They want her to have McCormack declared a 'sexually violent person' so he can remain in custody.
"We're concerned because he seems to have such an addiction to abusing children that he is actually out of control," said Snap President Barbara Blaine.
Those who oppose McCormack's release are asking Francis Cardinal George to join their efforts. We were unable to reach anyone from Madigan's office or the Archdiocese for comment.
