Defendant's original sentence of seven years upon his 2002 conviction after trial of second-degree assault was unlawful to the extent that it omitted any reference to postrelease supervision (PRS). "The sole remedy for a procedural error such as this is to vacate the sentence and remit for a resentencing hearing so that the trial judge can make the required pronouncement" (People v Sparber,
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