Although not cited for persuasive or precedential purposes, we note that, in People v. Sanchez, 2020 IL App (2d) 181046-U, ΒΆ 16, another panel of this court held that the trial court had properly granted the defendant's motion to dismiss an indictment that was fatally defective for alleging conduct within a date range in which the conduct was not yet prohibited by statute. Noting the requirements of section 111-3(a) of the Code, including that the charging instrument state an offense, the court explained, "The degree to which a court should tolerate deviance from those requirements depends on the stage of proceedings in which the defendant first challenges the charge."