Public Law 0696 94. GENERAL ASSEMBLY (2023)

Public Law 094-0696

SB0092 Registered LRB094 06238 RLC 36309 b

A CRIMINAL LAW.

Whether decreed by the people of the State of Illinois,

Represented in the General Assembly:

Section 5.The Illinois Civil Administration Code reads

amended by amending and adding Sections 5-15, 5-20 and 5-335

Section 5-362 as follows:

(20 ILCS 5/5-15)(previously 20 ILCS 5/3)

Sek. 5-15.state government ministries.The

The ministries of the state government are set up as follows:

The Department of Aging.

The Ministry of Agriculture.

The Department of Central Management Services.

The Department of Children and Family Services.

The Department of Trade and Economic Opportunity.

The corrections department.

The Department for Employment Security.

Die Emergency Management Agency.

The Department of Financial Institutions.

The Department of Human Rights.

The Human Services Department.

The Ministry of Insurance.

The Ministry of Juvenile Justice.

The Department of Labor.

The Department of Lottery.

The Ministry of Natural Resources.

The Department of Professional Regulation.

The Ministry of Public Aid.

The Department of Public Health.

The Treasury.

The Ministry of State Police.

The Ministry of Transport.

The Department of Veterans Affairs.

(Source: P.A. 93-25, effective 06/20/03; 93-1029, effective 08/25/04.)

(20 ILCS 5/5-20)(previously 20 ILCS 5/4)

Sek. 5-20.Head of department.Every department must have

Officer in Chief, said to be known as Director or

Secretary and who shall, subject to the provisions of civil law

Administrative Code of Illinois, carries out the powers and

fulfill the obligations conferred on him by law

Department.

The following officers are hereby created:

Director of Aging, for the Department of Aging.

Director of Agriculture at the Ministry of

Agriculture.

Director of Central Management Services for the

Central Management Services Division.

Director of Children and Family Services for the

Department of Children and Family Services.

Director of Trade and Economic Opportunity, forthe

Department of Trade and Economic Opportunities.

Director of Corrections, for the Department of

Corrections.

Director of the Emergency Management Agency for emergencies

management agency.

Director of Employment Security at the Department of

employment security.

Director of Financial Institutions, for the department

financial institutions.

Director of Human Rights, for the Department of Human Rights

Right.

Human Services Secretary, for the Human Department

Services.

Director of Insurance, for the Insurance Department.

Director of Juvenile Justice at the Ministry of

juvenile criminal law.

Director of Labor at the Department of Labor.

Lottery Director, for the Lottery Department.

Director of Natural Resources at the Ministry of

Natural resources.

Director of Professional Regulation, for the department

professional regulations.

Director of Public Aid, for the Department of Public Aid.

Director of Public Health, for the Department of Public Affairs

Health.

Finance Director of the Ministry of Finance.

Director of State Police for the State Department

Police.

Minister of Transport for the Ministry of

Transport.

Director of Veterans Affairs at the Ministry of

Veterans Affairs.

(Source: P.A. 93-25, effective 06/20/03; 93-1029, effective 08/25/04.)

(20 ILCS 5/5-335)(previously 20 ILCS 5/9.11a)

Sek. 5-335.In the correctional facility.The director

The rapporteur receives an annual salary fixed by law

Governor from time to time or as determined in the Compensation Report

Board, whichever is greater.

The deputy head of the correctional facility – juvenile department

receives an annual salary determined by the governor from time to time

from time to time or as determined by the Compensation Review Board, whichever is the case

is better.

The deputy chief of the penitentiary – adult division

receives an annual salary determined by the governor from time to time

from time to time or as determined by the Compensation Review Board, whichever is the case

is better.

(Source: P.A. 91-25, eff. 6-9-99; 91-239, eff. 1-1-00; 92-16,

eff.6-28-01.)

(20 ILCS 5/5-362 new)

Sek. 5-362.in juvenile justice.The

The Director of Juvenile Justice receives an annual salary

determined by the Governor from time to time or as determined by the

Compensation Review Committee, whichever is greater.

Section 6.The Children and Family Services Act is amended

by amending Section 17a-11 as follows:

(20 ILCS 505/17a-11)(from Chap. 23, Abs. 5017a-11)

Sek. 17a-11.Governor's Youth Welfare Initiative.In

Cooperation with the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, the Department of Human Services and the Illinois

State Board of Education, Department of Children and Family

The services set up the governor's youth services

Initiative. This program is designed to help

Multi-problem youth whose difficulties are not clear

Responsibility of a government agency and to whom reference is made

the program by the juvenile court. The decision to found

and maintaining an initiative program based on that

Availability of program funds and the overall needs of the

Service area.

A policy board will be set up to make decisions

Board of the Governor's Youth Services Initiative. The whiteboard

is composed of liaison officers of the state authorities appointed by the authority

Minister of Human Services, the directors of the Department of

Children and Family Services and the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections, and the State Superintendent of

Education. The Board of Directors meets at least quarterly.

The Department of Children and Family Services can

Establishment of a system of regional inter-agency councils in the region

address different geographic regions of the state

regional or local level to provide services

adolescents with multiple problems.

The Department of Children and Family Services in

Consultation with the above sponsors of the program

enacts rules and regulations in accordance with the Illinois

Administrative Procedures Act, for the development of

Initiative programs in densely populated areas of the state

meet the needs of multi-problematic young people.

(Quelle: P.A. 88-487; 89-507, eff. 7-1-97.)

Section 7.The Illinois Pension Code is being amended by

Amending Section 14-110 as follows:

(40 ILCS 5/14-110)(from chap. 108 1/2, par. 14-110)

Sek. 14-110.Alternative old-age pension.

(a) Any member who has retired from service with at least a lesser amount

more than 20 years of eligible creditable service and has achieved

55 years old, and any member who has not retired with

less than 25 years of creditable service and has

has reached the age of 50, regardless of whether one of these two goals has been achieved

of the specified age as long as the member is still present

Service, is entitled to receive at the choice of

Member, instead of regular or minimum pension, a

Old-age pension is calculated as follows:

(i) for periods of service as an uninsured worker: if

Retirement occurs on or after January 1, 2001, 3% of final amount

average compensation for each creditable year of service;

if retirement occurs before January 1, 2001, 2 1/4% of

final average compensation for each of the first 10 years

of creditable service 2 1/2% for each year over 10 years

up to and including 20 years of creditable service and 2 3/4%

for each creditable year of service over 20 years; And

(ii) for periods of qualifying Eligible Service as

insured worker: if retirement occurs on or after January

1. 2001, 2.5% of the final average remuneration for each year

of credible service; if retirement occurs before January

1. 2001, 1.67% of the final average salary for each of them

1.90% each in the first 10 years of service

2.10% for each year of service over the next 10 years of service

Service of more than 20 but not more than 30, and 2.30% for

more than 30 every year.

This pension is a maximum of 75% of the final amount

average salary upon retirement before January 1,

2001 or a maximum of 80% of the final average remuneration if

Retirement will take place on or after January 1, 2001.

These tariffs do not apply to services

conducted by a member as an insured worker, which is not the case

eligible, creditable benefit. Service as an insured employee

which are subject to ineligible creditable achievements

the tariffs and provisions of Sections 14-108.

(b) For the purposes of this Section, “Eligible Credit”.

"Service" means creditable performance resulting from the service in one

or more of the following positions:

(1) State Police Officer;

(2) Firefighter in the fire protection service a

Department;

(3) air pilot;

(4) special agent;

(5) Secretary of State investigators;

(6) Conservation Policeman;

(7) Treasury Department investigators;

(8) Security guards of the Department of Human Medicine

Services;

(9) Central Administrative Services Security Police

Officer;

(10) Security staff of the Ministry of

correctionsor the Ministry of Juvenile Justice;

(11) Dangerous Drugs Investigators;

(12) Department of State Police Investigators;

(13) Investigators of the Public Prosecutor's Office

Generally;

(14) Controlled Substances Examiners;

(15) Investigators for the Office of State

Lawyers Appeals Prosecutor's Office;

(16) Trade Commission Police Officer;

(17) fire investigators;

(18) State Road Maintenance Workers.

A person employed in one of the positions mentioned here

Subsection is eligible for qualifying creditable benefits for

Service Credit received under this item while performing the

Illinois law approved basic police training course

Enforcement TrainingStandards Board when completed

Training is required for individuals serving in this position

For purposes of this Code, service is required during the required basic training

Police training is considered a service

Duties of the specified position even if the person is not

a sworn peace officer at the time of training.

(c) For the purposes of this section:

(1) The term "state police officer" includes any title or

Position in the Department of State Police held by

a person employed under the State Police Act.

(2) The term "fireman in fire protection".

"Service of a department" includes all officers in such fire

Protection service, including fire chiefs and assistants

fire chiefs.

(3) The term "air pilot" includes any employee whose

official job description, filed with the Department of

Central Administrative Services, or in the department from which

he will be employed if that department does not fall under the

The Personnel Code states that his main task is this

operation of aircraft and who holds a pilot's license;

However, the resulting change in that definition was made

The 1983 Amendment Act is not intended to exclude anyone

uninsured employee who was in the sense of an “air pilot”.

of this section on January 1, 1984.

(4) The term "Special Agent" means any person acting through

Reason for employment at the Department of Narcotics Control,

the Bureau of Investigation or after July 1, 1977 the

Department of Criminal Investigation, Department of

Internal investigation, operations department, or others

other department or organizational unit within the department

of the state police are legally equipped with obligations to maintain

public order, investigating violations of criminal law

This state, enforcing this state's laws, making arrests

and get property back. The term "special agent" includes all

Title or position in the Department of State Police

owned by a person employed under the State Police Act.

(5) The Term "Investigator of the Secretary of State"

means any person employed in the Secretary's office

State and equipped with such investigative tasks as rendering

he is not entitled to insurance coverage under the Social Security Act

pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A), 218(d)(8)(D) and

218(l)(1) of this Act.

A person hired as an investigator for the

Secretary of State between January 1, 1967 and December 31

1975 and served as such until his majority

60, either continuously or with a single dip

of no more than 3 years, the interruption of which ends

before January 1, 1976, are entitled to it

Old-age pension calculated according to

Subsection (a), notwithstanding having fewer than 20

years of recognition for this service.

(6) The term "conservation police officer" means anyone

Person employed by the Department of Law Enforcement

Ministry of Natural Resources and endowed with such a law

Enforcement obligations mean that he is not entitled to insurance cover

according to the Social Security Act due to sections

218(d)(5)(A), 218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act. The

The term "Conservation Police Officer" encompasses the positions

of the Chief Conservation Police Administrator and Assistant

Administrator of the Conservation Police.

(7) The term “Investigators for the Department of

“Income” means any person employed by the Department of

Revenue and endowed with such investigative tasks as Render

he is not entitled to insurance coverage under the Social Security Act

pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A), 218(d)(8)(D) and

218(l)(1) of this Act.

(8) The term “Security Officers of the Ministry of

"Human Services" means any person employed by the Department

of Human Services who (i) is employed by Chester Mental

health center and has daily contact with the residents

of which (ii) is employed within a security unit at a

The facility is run by the department and has daily contact

busy with the residents of the security unit, (iii).

at a facility operated by the department, which includes:

security unit and is regularly scheduled to work

50% of his working time within this security unit,

or (iv) is a mental health police officer. "Mental health

"Police Officer" means any person employed by the Department

ofHuman Services in a position related to the

Division of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities

Functions equipped with such law enforcement tasks as

result in the person being ineligible for coverage under Social Security

SecurityAct pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A),

218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act. "Security Unit"

designates the part of a facility dedicated to it

Care, containment and treatment of those to whom she is committed

classified as sexually violent by the Department of Human Services

Persons, persons who are not competent to negotiate or persons who are not competent to negotiate

guilty of insanity. Regarding the past

Employment, referrals to the Department of Human Services

This includes its predecessor, the Department of Mental Health

and developmental disorders.

The changes made by Public to this subsection (c)(8).

Law 92-14 applies to people retiring beginning in January

1.2001, notwithstanding Section 1-103.1.

(9) "Security Police of the Central Administrative Services".

“Official” means any person employed by the Ministry of

Central administrative services equipped with such a law

Enforcement obligations mean that he is not entitled to insurance cover

according to the Social Security Act due to sections

218(d)(5)(A), 218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act.

(10) For a member who became an employee for the first time

In this article prior to July 1, 2005, the term "security" is used

Correctional facility staffor the department

of juvenile justice"refers to any employee of the department

the correctionsor the Ministry of Juvenile Justiceor the

former human resources department and each member or employee

of the Prisoner Review Board, with whom he is in daily contact

inmatesor youthby working in a correctional facility

or juvenile facility operated by the Department of Juvenile

justiceor who is a probation officer or employee who did so

Direct contact with people involved in the implementation of

his or her professional duties. For a member who becomes a member for the first time

Employees referred to in this Article on or after July 1, 2005, the

The term denotes an employee of the correctional authorityor

the Department of Juvenile JusticeWho is one of them?

The following: (i) official seat in a correctional facility

Furnishingsor youth facility operated by the Department of

juvenile criminal law, (ii) a probation officer, (iii) a member of

the arrest unit, (iv) a member of the intelligence service

unit, (v) a member of the sorting team, or (vi) a

investigator.

(11) The term “dangerous drug investigator” means anyone

Person employed as such by the Department of Human

Services.

(12) The term “State Department investigator”.

"Police" means a person employed by the State Department

Police equipped under Section 4 of the Narcotics Act

Law on the abolition of the control department with such a prosecution

Powers that exclude him from coverage after

Social Security Act pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A),

218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act.

(13) "Investigators of the public prosecutor's office".

“General” is any person employed as such by the

The Office of the Attorney General is equipped with it

Obligations to investigate mean that he is not entitled to insurance cover

according to the Social Security Act due to sections

218(d)(5)(A), 218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act. For

The period before January 1, 1989 includes all

Persons employed by the Office as investigators

of the Attorney General, regardless of social security

Status.

(14) "Controlled Substances Inspector" means any person

Who is employed as such in the specialist department?

regulation and is endowed with such law enforcement duties

As a result, he is not entitled to insurance coverage under the social security system

Security Act pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A),

218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act. The term

Controlled Substances Inspector includes the program

Executive of Enforcement und das Assistant Program

Executive of Enforcement.

(15) The term "Investigators for the Office of the

"Prosecutors, Appellate Prosecutors" means an individual

employed in this capacity on a full-time basis pursuant to

Authority of Section 7.06 of the Prosecutors

Law on the Public Prosecutor's Office.

(16) “Trade Commission Police Officer” means anyone

Person employed by the Illinois Commerce Commission

equipped with such criminal prosecution duties that are incumbent on him

are not entitled to insurance coverage under the Social Security Act

pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A), 218(d)(8)(D) and

218(l)(1) of this Act.

(17) “Arson investigator” is any person that is

employed as such by the Office of the State Fire Brigade

and is equipped with such law enforcement tasks as Render

the person who is not entitled to social security coverage

SecurityAct pursuant to Sections 218(d)(5)(A),

218(d)(8)(D) and 218(l)(1) of this Act. A person it was

was employed as an arson investigator on January 1, 1995 and is

no longer in service but not yet retired

Annuity may exchange his or her eligible benefit

Consider employment as a fire investigator

chargeable service by paying the difference to the system

between the employee contributions actually paid

service and the amounts that would have been deposited if

The applicant paid the applicable rate

People with the same social security status earn

eligible creditable benefit at the time of application.

(18) The term "government road maintenance company" means:

a person who has any of the following characteristics:

(i) A person employed on a full-time basis

IllinoisDepartment of Transportation in der Position

ofhighway Maintainer, Highway Maintenance Lead

Worker, road maintenance manager/senior worker, heavy

Construction machine operator, excavator

operator, or bridge mechanic; and its client

The responsibility is to carry out on the roadway

Actual maintenance work is needed to keep the highways this way

are part of the operational Statehighway system

condition for vehicle traffic.

(ii) A person employed on a full-time basis

IllinoisState Toll Highway Authority in der Position

of equipment operator/worker H-4, equipment

Operator/Worker H-6, Welder H-4, Welder H-6,

mechanical/electrical H-4, mechanical/electrical H-6,

Water/Sewage H-4, Water/Sewage H-6, Signmaker/Hanger

H-4, Sign Makers/Hangers H-6, Street Lights H-4,

H-6 Street Lighting, H-4 Structural Lighting, H-6 Structural Lighting,

Painter H-4, or Painter H-6; and its client

The responsibility is to carry out on the roadway

actual maintenance necessary to maintain authority

Toll roads in operational condition for vehicles

Traffic.

(d) A law enforcement officer security officeror

the Department of Juvenile Justice, and a security officer from

the Department of Human Services, which is not a mental health provider

B. a police officer, are not entitled to the alternative

the old-age pension provided for in this section, unless he or she

meets the following minimum age and service requirements

Time of retirement:

(i) 25 years of creditable service and 55 years of age;

or

(ii) From January 1, 1987, 25 years of eligibility

creditable service and age 54, or 24 years to be eligible

credible service and age 55; or

(iii) From January 1, 1988, 25 years of eligibility

creditable service and age 53, or 23 years to be eligible

credible service and age 55; or

(iv) 25 years of eligibility from 1 January 1989

creditable service and age 52, or 22 years to be eligible

credible service and age 55; or

(v) 25 years of eligibility from 1 January 1990

creditable service and age 51, or 21 years of age to be eligible

credible service and age 55; or

(vi) Eligible for 25 years from 1 January 1991

creditable service and age 50 or 20 eligible

credible service and age 55.

Individuals who hold Service Credit pursuant to Article 16

Code for the service as a security officer of the Ministry of

correctionsor the Ministry of Juvenile Justice,or the

Department of Human Services in a position that requires it

Certification as a teacher may count towards this achievement

Determining their eligibility according to service requirements

this section; However, this service may only be used for

to establish that eligibility and not for that purpose

Increase or calculation of a benefit.

(e) If a member enlists while serving in military service

position in which eligible creditable achievements can be earned,

and returns to government service in the same or a different form

position and otherwise meets the conditions

which are prescribed in this article for the crediting of military service,

such military service is counted as creditable

Term of service within the meaning of the prescribed old-age pension

In this section.

(f) For the purpose of calculating retirement benefits in accordance with

this section, periods of service rendered after December 31,

1968 and before October 1, 1975 as an insured employee in the

Position of Special Agent, Conservation Officer and Psychiatric Officer

Minister's Health Police Officer or Investigator

State, shall be deemed to have been served in bad faith

Employee, provided that the employee pays to the system beforehand

for retirement, an amount equal to (1) the difference between the

Employee contributions that would have been required for this

Length of service as an uninsured employee and the number of employees

contributions actually paid, plus (2) if payment is later

July 31, 1987, regular interest on the amount stated in the item

(1) from the date of delivery to the date of payment.

For the purposes of calculating old-age pensions, see below

this section, periods of service after December 31,

1968 and before January 1, 1982 as an insured employee in the

The position of an investigator for the Department of Treasury is said to be

counts as service as an uninsured worker, provided

that the employee pays into the system before retirement

Amount equal to (1) the difference between the employee

Contributions that would have been required for such a service

an uninsured employee and the amount of employee contributions

actually paid, plus (2) if payment is made after January 1,

1990, regular interest on the amount mentioned under (1).

from the day of delivery to the day of payment.

(g) A State Police Officer may, no later than January 1, elect:

1990 to establish an eligible creditable service for up to 10

Years of service as a police officer under Article 3, by filing

a written election with the board, accompanied by the payment of a

Amount to be determined by the Board, equal to (i) the

Difference between the amount of the employee and the employer

Contributions submitted to the System pursuant to Section 3-110.5,

and the amounts that would have been donated would have had such

Contributions were made at the rates applicable to the state

Police Officers, plus (ii) interest thereon at the Effective Rate for

each year, compounded annually, from the date of service to

Date of payment.

Subject to the limitation in subsection (i), a State

The police officer has until July 1, 1993 at the latest to decide on the facility

Eligible creditable service for up to 10 years of service

as a member of the county police authority pursuant to Article 9, of

Submission of a written election to the Board, accompanied by

Payment of an amount to be determined by the Board of Directors

(i) the difference between the amount of the employee and the employer

Contributions submitted to the System pursuant to Section 9-121.10

and the amounts that would have been deposited would have had these

Contributions were made at the rates applicable to the state

Police Officers, plus (ii) interest thereon at the Effective Rate for

each year, compounded annually, from the date of service to

Date of payment.

(h) Subject to the limitation in subsection (i), a State

The Secretary of State can elect a police officer or investigator

to establish eligible, creditable service for up to 12 years

his service as a police officer in accordance with Article 5 by filing a written complaint

Elected by the Board of Directors on or before January 31, 1992 and

to pay an amount to the system by January 31, 1994

determined by the Board, equal to (i) the difference between

the amount of the transferred employee and employer contributions

to the Section 5-236 system and the amounts that would require it

Contributions have been made if such contributions would have been made

Rates applicable to State Police Officers plus (ii) interest thereon

at the effective interest rate for each year, compounded annually

from the day of delivery to the day of payment.

Subject to the limitation in subsection (i), a State

Police officer, conservation officer or investigator for

The Foreign Minister can decide to determine eligibility

Creditable service for up to 10 years of service as a sheriff

Article 7 Law Enforcement Officer, by written submission

Elected by the Board of Directors on or before January 31, 1993 and

deposit an amount into the system by January 31, 1994

determined by the Board, equal to (i) the difference between

the amount of the transferred employee and employer contributions

to the system under Section 7-139.7 and the amounts that would require it

Contributions have been made if such contributions would have been made

Rates applicable to State Police Officers plus (ii) interest thereon

at the effective interest rate for each year, compounded annually

from the day of delivery to the day of payment.

(i) The total amount of eligible eligible services

incorporated by a person under subsections (g), (h), (j), (k),

and (l) of this section shall not exceed 12 years.

(j) Subject to the limitation in subsection (i), to

Investigator for the Prosecutor's Office of Appeals

The prosecutor or a controlled substances inspector may choose to do so

demonstrate qualifying, creditable service for up to 10 years

Serving as a police officer under Article 3 or a sheriff's statute

Enforcement staff under Article 7 by submitting a written application

Election by the Board, accompanied by the payment of an amount of

to be determined by the Board, equal to (1) the difference between

the amount of the transferred employee and employer contributions

to the system pursuant to Section 3-110.6 or 7-139.8 and the amounts

that would have been donated if there had been such contributions

will be at the rates applicable to state police officers, plus (2)

interest thereon at the effective interest rate for each year,

compounded annually, from the date of service to the date of

Payment.

(k) Subject to the limitation in subsection (i) hereof

Section: The employee can specify an alternative formula

eligible creditable benefit for periods spent in full-time employment

police officer or full-time correctional officer

employed by the federal, state or local government

Government based outside of Illinois for which there is no credit

are held in another government employee pension fund or are retiring

System. To receive this credit, the applicant must submit an application

Written application to the board by March 31, 1998,

together with proof of eligibility acceptable to the Board

andpayment of an amount to be determined by the board of directors

to (1) employee contributions for the loan to be established,

based on applicant's salary on day one as

Alternative formula workers after employment for the

The creditworthiness is determined and the interest rates then applicable

Alternate formula employee plus (2) an amount determined by

The board is equal to the employer's normal cost of benefits

accrued for credit, plus (3) regular amount

Interest on the amounts in points (1) and (2) from the first day

as an alternative formula employee after employment for

What credit is established by the payment date?

(l) Subject to the limitation in subsection (i), a security

The prison officer cannot vote later

than July 1, 1998 to establish eligible chargeable service

up to 10 years of service as a police officer

Article 3, by submitting a written vote to the Board,

associated with the payment of an amount to be determined by him

Board, equal to (i) the difference between the amount of

Employee and employer contributions are transferred to the system

pursuant to Section 3-110.5 and the amounts that would have been

if such contributions had been made at the appropriate rates

applies to security staff of the Ministry of

Corrections, plus (ii) interest at the effective interest rate

for each year, compounded annually, from the Service Date to

the date of payment.

(m) The supplemental changes to this Section made thereby

Amendment legislation of the 94th General Assembly applies only to: (1)

Security staff of the Ministry of Juvenile Justice

employed by the penitentiary authority prior to its entry into force

Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly and

transferred to the juvenile detention center in this way

94th General Assembly Amendment Act; and (2) people

employed by the Department of Juvenile Justice on or after

Effective Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Assembly required by subsection (b) of Section 3-2.5-15

of the Unified Code of Corrections to obtain a bachelor's or

Advanced degree from an accredited college or university with a

Specialization in criminal law, pedagogy, psychology,

social work or a closely related social science or in the

for people who provide vocational training, who are

It is required that they have sufficient knowledge in the skill they are practicing

provide vocational training.

(Quelle: P.A. 94-4, eff. 6-1-05.)

Section 10.The Counties Code is changed by amendment

Section 3-6039 as follows:

(55 ILCS 5/3-6039)

Sek. 3-6039.County Juvenile Detention Program.

(a) With the approval of the district board, the ministry

of the probation and court services in each county have the

Authority to conduct a county juvenile detention program

eligible delinquent minors. If the court finds that the child is a minor

a criminal convicted meets the eligibility requirements of

This section allows the court to consent to its injunction order

the delinquent minor for placement in the district juvenile

Impact detention program dependent on him or her

Admission to the program by the Department of Probation and

court services. This is also regulated by the disposal

if the Department of Probation and Court Services accepts it

delinquent minor in the program and notes that the

The delinquent minor successfully completed the county

Juvenile delinquent incarceration program, minors

Detention is reduced to the time deemed served

Certification to the court by the Department ofProbation and

Court services successfully used by the delinquent minor

the program completed. If the defaulting minor is not accepted

for accommodation in the district juvenile correctional facility

Program or the defaulting minor will not be successfully completed

The duration of the commitment is to be determined within the framework of the programme

This is set out by the court in its order of injunction. If the

delinquentminor does not successfully complete the program,

Time spent in the program does not count as time served

the time limits set out in subsection (f) of this Section.

(b) To be eligible to participate in the county

Juvenile incarceration program, juvenile delinquents

must meet all of the following requirements:

(1) The delinquent minor is at least 13 years old.

(2) The act for which the minor is convicted

“Offender” does not constitute a Class X crime

sexual assault, first degree murder, aggravated

kidnapping, second degree murder, armed violence, arson,

Compulsive, serious sexual abuse or a

subsequent conviction for criminal sexual abuse.

(3) The defaulting minor has not previously done so

participated in the detention of juveniles in the county

program and has not previously fulfilled any prior commitment

for an act constituting a crime in a ministry

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsjuvenile detention

Furnishings. This provision does not exclude a criminal

Minor serving the Illinois Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsand takes part in the

County juvenile detention program under a

intergovernmental cooperation agreement with Illinois

Department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youngster

division.

(4) The delinquent minor is physically able to do so

participate in strenuous physical activity or work.

(5) The delinquent minor does not have an intellectual disability

Disorder or disability that would prevent participation

the program of detention of juveniles in the district.

(6) The delinquent minor is recommended and admitted

for placement in the county juvenile detention center

Program in the injunction order of the court.

The Court and Department of Parole and Court

Services can also check, among other things, whether the

The delinquent minor has a history of absconding or absconding.

whether participation in the district youth impact

A detention program can pose a security risk

of the person and whether space is available.

(c) The County Juvenile Detention Program shall

include, among other things, compulsory physical training and

work, military training and exercises, regulated activities,

Uniform dress and appearance, education and advice,

possibly including drug counseling, and must be mediated

the criminal by-laws of honor, integrity,

Self-sufficiency, self-discipline, self-esteem and respect

for others.

(d) Privileges of delinquent minors attending the

County juvenile detention program, including

Inspection, commissioning, receipt and safekeeping of property and

publications and access to television, radio and libraries,

may be suspended or restricted at the discretion of the Committee

Department of Probation and Court Services.

(e) Delinquent minors participating in district youth

The impactincarceration program must comply with all rules

promulgated by the Department of Probation and Court Services

and all program requirements. Offensive minors must be

informed about behavior and rules of conduct. disciplinary action

Procedures required by other laws or county ordinances

not applicable.

(f) Participation in county youth work

Minor's incarceration program, convicted felon for a

An act constituting an offense is for a period of at

at least 7 days but less than 120 days as of

Department of Probation and Court Services. attending

the county juvenile detention program for the detention of minors

convicted felon for an act that constitutes a felony

The duration is 120 to 180 days

Department of Probation and Court Services.

(g) A delinquent minor may be excluded from the Program

there has been a breach of the terms of the Program or if he

or she is unable to attend for any reason. The Department

The Board of Probation and Court Services issues rules

regulatory conduct that could result in disqualification from the program

or in a finding that the offending minor has not done so

has successfully completed the program. Offender minors should

have access to these rules. The rules state that the

The defaulting minor will receive notification and be given an opportunity to do so

Appear before and address the parole board

Court Services or a person appointed by the Ministry

probation and court services for this purpose. A criminal

Minors can be transferred to any youth facility beforehand

the hearing.

(h) When the Department of Probation and Court Services

accepts the delinquent minor into the program and identifies him

The delinquent minor successfully completed the county

The court decides on the juvenile detention program

Release of the minor from custody after certification by the authority

court through the Department of Probation and Court Services, the

The delinquent minor successfully completed the program. In

the case in which the delinquent minor is not accepted for placement

the county juvenile detention program or the

delinquent minor does not successfully complete the program,

his or her commitment to the departmentjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,or juvenile detention

as set out by the court in its order.

(i) The Department of Probation and Court Services, with

The approval of the district board is entitled to enter the country

in intergovernmental cooperation agreements with the

Illinois Department ofjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youngster

Division,under which delinquent minors are committed

Illinois Department ofjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youngster

Division,can participate in the youth work of the district

detention program. A criminal minor who succeeded

completes the county's juvenile detention program

will be released from prison after certification

Court by the Illinois Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,that the delinquent minor has

successfully completed the program.

(Source: P.A. 89-302, valid 8-11-95; 89-626, valid 8-9-96;

89-689, eff.12-31-96; 90-256, eff. 1-1-98.)

Section 11.Das County Shelter Care and Detention Home Act

is amended by amending Sections 2 and 9.1 as follows:

(55 ILCS 75/2)(from chap. 23, para. 2682)

Sek. 2.Every district home, nursing home and detention center

The persons authorized and established by this law must comply with them

Minimum standards established by the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections. Not a neglected or abused minor, addict

minor, dependent minor, or minor requiring authority

Intervention as defined in the Juvenile Courts Act 1987, or

Minors suspected of being minors may be detained in any county

Haftheim.

(Quelle: P.A. 85-1209.)

(55 ILCS 75/9.1)(from chap. 23, para. 2689.1)

Sek. 9.1.(a) Within 6 months of the Effective Date

With this amending law of 1979 all county detention centers or

independent sections of it previously set up

The effective date will be stated as either Sheltercare or

Detention centers or both, provided the physical accommodations are in place

created that clearly separates the two, according to their

basic physical characteristics, programs and functions through which

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsin co-operation with

the Chief Justice of the District Court and District Board.

Within one year of receipt of the relevant notification

Designation by the Departmentofjuvenile criminal lawcorrections,

All nursing homes and detention centers in the county must be operational

compliance with this law.

(b) Compliance with this Amendment Act 1979 is not permitted

affect the validity of any previous referendum or levy; or

Collection of all taxes permitted under this Act. All counties

Homeless shelters, nursing homes and detention centers set up and in

Operating on the enactment date of this Amendment Act 1979

may continue to operate subject to the provisions herein

Amendment Act 1979, without further referendum.

(c) Compliance with this Amendment Act 1987 is not permitted

affect the validity of any previous referendum or levy; or

Collection of all taxes permitted under this Act. All counties

Homeless shelters, nursing homes and detention centers set up and in

Operating on the enactment date of this Amendment Act 1987

may continue to operate subject to the provisions herein

Amendment Act 1987, without further referendum.

(Quelle: P.A. 85-637.)

Section 15.The school rules are changed by changing sections

2-3.13a, 13-40, 13-41, 13-42, 13-43.8, 13-43.11, 13-43.18,

13-43,19, 13-43,20, 13-44, 13-44,3, 13-44,5, 13-45, 13B-20,15,

13B-35.5 and 13B-35.10 and the heading before Section 13-40

as follows:

(105 ILCS 5/2-3.13a)(from chap. 122, para. 2-3.13a)

Sek. 2-3.13a.school records; transfer students.

(a) The StateBoard of Education establishes and

Implement rules binding all public schools and everyone

private or non-public primary and secondary schools

in this state whenever such a school has a student, whois

Transfer to another public elementary or secondary school

located in that or any other state, within 10 years

An unofficial record days after notification of the student's promotion

of that student's grades to the school that that student is at

transmitted. Every public school should at the same time also

to the school to which the student is transferring

Rest of the student's student files as needed

by the Illinois School Student Records Act. In addition, if a

The student transfers from a public school, regardless of where it is located

in this or another state from which the student originates

suspended or expelled for knowingly attending school

a weapon within the meaning of the Weapons Act during construction or on the school premises

Free Schools Act(20 U.S.C. 8921 et seq.), for knowingly

Possession, sale or delivery within or outside a school building

School premises a controlled substance or cannabis, orfor

mistreat an employee of the school, and if the period of

The ban or exclusion has not yet expired at the time the student applies

Try transferring to another public school in the same school or schools

Every other school district: (i) Records of all students

The data to be transmitted must contain the date and the duration

the length of the suspension or exclusion; and (ii) with the

Exception to transfers to the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

correctionsThe student may not be admitted to the school district

attend classes at the public school he or she attends

Transfers until the student has completed the entire time

the suspension or expulsion imposed by the school

The student transfers if the school board allows it

approve the placement of the student in an alternative school

Program established pursuant to Article 13A of this Code. A school

The district may issue a policy requiring a student to do so

be suspended or expelled from public or private bodies for any reason

The student must graduate from school in this or another state

the entire duration of the suspension or exclusion

Admission to the school district. This Policy may permit this

Placing the student in an alternative school program

set up in accordance with Article 13A of this Code, where available, e.g

the rest of the suspension or expulsion. Any public

School and any private or non-public primary or secondary school

School in that state hall within 10 days of the student doing so

has paid all outstanding fines and charges and is with him

Send an official Transcript of the Scholastic at your own expense

Records of every student transferring from this school, accurate

in accordance with the provisions of this Section and the Rules

determined by the State Board of Education as provided herein.

(b) The State Board of Education prepares a one-page document

Standard form required by Illinois school districts

Provision for all students moving out of the school district

and that contains the information about whether the

whether the student is "in good standing" and whether or not he or she is

Medical records are current and complete. As used here

"In good standing" section means the student is not in good standing

penalized by suspension or expulsion, but is entitled to receive it

show up for class. No school district is required to admit a new student

Student transferring from another Illinois school

district unless he or she can provide the standard form

the student's prior enrollment in the school district. No school

The district has an obligation to accept a new student who transfers

from an out-of-state public school, unless the parent or

The student's guardian shall certify in writing that the student

is not currently serving a suspension or expulsion by

the school the student is transferring from.

(c) The State Board of Education shall determine by rule

a system for accurately tracking the transmission

Students. This system requires at least that a

Students are counted as dropouts when calculating a

The school or school district's annual dropout rate

unless the school or school district to which the student belongs

transferred (hereinafter referred to as in this subsection (c)).

transferring school or school district) sends a notification to the

School or school district from which the student transferred

(hereinafter referred to as the Transferor in this subsection (c)).

school or school district) showing that the student has done so

are enrolled in the transferring school or school district. The

Notification must be made within 150 days of the date

The student leaves the transferring school or school district

or the student is included in the calculation

Year-round students of the transferring school or school district

dropout rate. A request from the adopting school or school

district to the transferring school or the searching school district

the academic certificates or medical records of the student must be available

is considered sufficient documentation without limitation

Enrollment. Each transferring school or school district must

At a minimum, keep the documentation of such transfer students

Deadline provided by the Illinois School Student Records Act. All

Records identifying the school or school district to which a

Transferred students are governed by the Illinois School Student

Records Act.

(Quelle: P.A. 92-64, Stand 7.12.01; 93-859, Stand 1.1.05.)

(105 ILCS 5/prec. Section 13-40 heading)

DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH JUSTICE CORRECTIONS SCHOOL DISTRICT

DISTRICT

(105 ILCS 5/13-40)(from chap. 122, paras. 13-40)

Sek. 13-40.Increasing the effectiveness of the department

vonjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsand thereby serve better

Interests of the people of Illinois is the following bill

demonstrated.

Its purpose is to improve quality and scope

Educational inmates and wards within the Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsso that they can get better

motivated and better equipped to recover

constructive and law-abiding community life. The

As a concrete measure, the creation of a school district is being sought

within the department to allow their educational programs to meet

the needs of the people involved and thus the resources of the public

State and federal level education is best used

the same will be within the provisions of the

The 1970 Illinois state constitution provides that “A

The fundamental goal of the state people is education

Development of all people to the limits of their capabilities.

Therefore furtherJuly 1, 2006July 1, 1972,DieADepartment for

correctional school districtare transferred to the

Juvenile Justice Department. It is responsibleIs

foundedfor the training ofyouthinmates and wardswithin

the department forJuvenile justice and inmates under the age of 21

within the Correctional Service who have not yet earned one

High school diploma or a General Educational Development (GED)

certificatecorrectionsand the named district can found

Primary, Secondary, Vocational, Adult, Specialty and Advanced classes

Educational schools within the meaning of this law.The department for

Corrections retain authority under subsection (d)

of Section 3-6-2 of the Unified Code of Corrections.The whiteboard

The Minister of Education for that district will be with the help and advice of

professional educational staff of the Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsand the State Board of Education

Determine the needs and type of schools and the curriculum for them

any school within the school district and may proceed

establish the same by existing means within the present and

Future funds, federal and state school fees,

Vocational rehabilitation grants and funds and all other funds,

Gifts and grants, private or public, including federal funds,

but not exclusively for the sources mentioned, but inclusive of all

Funds that might be available for school purposes.The school

The district initially organizes a school system for adults

The division of the Department of Corrections comes into effect

July 1, 1972. A school system for the juvenile department is intended

subsequently organized and implemented within the framework of this school

district at a time determined by the school board

necessary.

(Quelle: P.A. 81-1508.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-41)(from chap. 122, paras. 13-41)

Sek. 13-41.This school district's Board of Education

consists of the Director of the Department ofyouthful

justiceCorrections, the deputy director of the Juvenile

Department and Deputy Director of the Adult Department

said the department. From the other members, 2membersmust

appointed by the Director of the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

correctionsand 4membersmustappointed by the state board

of education, at least one of which must have knowledge, or

Experience in vocational training and one of these must be available

Knowledge of or experience in higher and ongoing fields

Education.atFollowing the first appointments all

The term of office for board members is three years,

with the exception that the members remain in office until they take office

Substitutes are appointed.One of the first commissioners of

the Director of Correctional Services and the State

The term of office of the Education Committee is one year. One of

The first appointments of the State Board of Education are to be made for

a two-year term. The other persons originally appointed remain in office

for a three-year term.Vacancies are filled in the same way

for the remainder of the term. Appointed the members

are selected on the basis of as much as possible

their knowledge or experience with problems of education in

Prisons, vocational and general educational institutions.

The members are in office without remuneration, but they have to be

reasonable costs for the performance of the service are reimbursed

their duties.

(Quelle: P.A. 81-1508.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-42)(from chap. 122, paras. 13-42)

Sek. 13-42.TheThe President of the Board of Education should

be thatDirector of the Department ofJuvenile justice should be

the President of the Board of Educationcorrectionsand that

The Secretary of said Board of Education will be appointed on

first regular meeting of said Education Committee. The whiteboard

holds regular meetings when convened by the chairman or chairperson

any 3 members at their designated times, as long as

they meet at least six times a year. Public Notice of Meetings

must, as described in Sections 2.02 and 2.03 of “An

Law Relating to Assemblies”, approved July 11, 1957, as

changed before or after. No official business is possible

decided by the Board of Directors, except at an ordinary or extraordinary meeting.

The majority of the Board of Directors has a quorum.

The Board of Directors keeps a record of the official acts of the

Board and prepares reports as required by the State Board

Education and any required reports to which shall be applicable

This type of school district should be maintained in particular

Records supporting all county claims for state aid in

according to the regulations prescribed by the State Board of

Formation and retention of these records for a period of three years

Years.

The Board of Education may hold its organizational meeting

any time after July 1, 1972, then determine time and place

for regular meetings. It then comes into effect with the discharge

his tasks. However, for planning purposes and

The prison authority is responsible for organizing this district

are authorized to act upon the enactment and approval of this Act.

Such a clerk will be made available to the Executive Board

Employees required for efficient operation

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections.

(Quelle: P.A. 81-1508.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-43.8)(from chap. 122, para. 13-43.8)

Sek. 13-43,8.To make agreements with school districts,

private junior colleges and public community colleges and

public and private colleges and universities for the purpose

Providing advanced professional training to students who so desire

preparation for a job. Such a program would use privately

Junior college and public community college facilities with

Transportation to and from the facilities provided by the

participating school district or school

District in conjunction with other school districts. The

The duration of professional development is

Such a period may, but may not, be authorized by the school district

exceed 2 years. Participation in the program is granted

The same credit towards a high school degree as time spent at other colleges

courses. If a student in this school district because of his

Educational needs, attends a class or school at another school

District or educational institution thatYouth Department

Justice School Districtcorrectional school districtWhere is he

Residences must obtain the appropriate permit

necessary transportation and pay to the school district or

Educational institution that maintains the educational institution

proportional per capita cost of educating such a student.

(Quelle: P.A. 82-622.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-43.11)(from chap. 122, para. 13-43.11)

Sek. 13-43.11.

Subject to the rules and regulations of the Ministry of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsand the laws and statutes

Where applicable, the Board has the authority and authority to do so

Assign and expel or suspend schools within the district

Disqualify, assign or reassign students for disciplinary purposes

The needs of the district or student are identified

preferably. Once a student begins an education, he must do so

attend all sessions, unless you are limited by illness, a reasonable

Apologies or at the direction of the department forjuvenile criminal law

correctionsor the facility in which it is located.Conferences

takes place at regular intervals with the ward or the community

the inmate and school district authorities and facilities

Officers determine the perimeter of the ward or inmate

benefit from the respective program and continue

Determine whether said ward or inmate should remain in prison

exit or be expelled from the program to which he is associated, or

be transferred to another program that better suits their needs, or

the needs of the school district.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-1779.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-43.18)(from chap. 122, para. 13-43.18)

Sek. 13-43.18.In consultation with the develop

Employees of the Department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsand that

State Board of Education staff, educational goals and

Goals for planned correctional education programs

or conducted by the district, together with the methods for

Assessing the extent to which the goals and objectives are being achieved or

have been achieved and are to be fully developed by July 1, 1973

Financial control system for all educational funds and programs

Operated by the school district.

(Quelle: P.A. 81-1508.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-43.19)(from chap. 122, para. 13-43.19)

Sek. 13-43.19.

Development and annual revision of an educational plan for

Achievement of the required goals and specificationsSectionSek.

13-43.18 forBoth the adult and youth sections ofDie

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionswith specific

Recommendations for evaluating prisoner education, the curriculum,

Staffing and other necessary considerations.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-1779.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-43.20)(from chap. 122, para. 13-43.20)

Sek. 13-43.20.Develop one or more methods for

Allocation of government funds to the Board for expenditure within the

various departments and/or for programs run by the Board,

and to determine the average per capita costs annually

students in theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionand the average per capita cost of students in the

Corrections Departmentadult departmentfor educational classes

and/or programs necessary to achieve educational goals

and objectives and programs identified in Sections 13-43.18 and

13-43.19 and July recommend to the State Board of Education

15 of each year the per capita amount required for operation

Department of Juvenile Justice School Districtcorrection

school districtsEducational program for the following financial year

Year.

(Quelle: P.A. 81-1508.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-44)(from chap. 122, paras. 13-44)

Sek. 13-44.

Other provisions, obligations and conditions of the department

vonjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsSchool districts are set in

Sections 13-44.1 through 13-44.5.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-1779.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-44.3)(from chap. 122, par. 13-44.3)

Sek. 13-44.3.To fully achieve the purpose

This law can be determined by the school district through its board of directors or a designated person

Supervisory staff, with the approval of the director of the

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections, can authorize

Excursions outside of the respective institution or facility

where a school is located and may remove students from there

or may, with the permission of the Director of the Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsTransfer of inmates and wards

other schools and other institutions where a specific subject is taught

Material or facilities are better suited or needed for this

complete the training of the inmates or wards. TheAssistant

Directorthe adult departmentthe department foryouthful

justiceCorrections or the deputy director of the Juvenile

divisionmay grant a prisoner educational leave or

station for visiting colleges, other schools,

Complete vocational or technical schools or register there and attend courses

Subjects not available in the school district

funded by the inmate or the ward, or a grant or stipend

that may be available, including school grants of any kind

after approval by the board and the director of the department.

The department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionscan be extended

the boundaries of an inmate's place of detention or ward

under the conditions and for the purposes set out above

For the above reasons, the boundaries of such a place,

accompanied or unaccompanied, at the discretion of the director

such department by a trustee or educational institution

Personal.

The willful failure of an inmate or ward to remain indoors

the expanded limits of hisor youchildbirth or return

to the place of detention within the prescribed time limit

designated by the Department of Correctionsor the department

of juvenile justiceby the grant of such an extension or by order

to be returned by the supervisory staff or the legal guardian

A staff or other departmental order is considered an escape

be removed from the custody of this department and punished according to the regulations

in the Unified Code of Corrections regarding theDepartment for

correctionsadult departmentoccupants and the applicable

The provisions of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987 apply

districts ofDepartment foryouthfuljusticedivisionwho could

hide

(Quelle: P.A. 85-1209; 86-1475.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-44,5)(from chap. 122, para. 13-44.5)

Sek. 13-44,5.

In all cases where an inmate or ward has to leave the prison

Institution or facility in which he or she is imprisoned

Educational leave, vocational training, for excursions or

For every other reason mentioned here, authority must first exist

granted by the Department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsAnd

Said authority is at the discretion of the Ministry

vonjuvenile criminal lawcorrections. The question of whether or not

said occupant or compartment or group of occupants is said to be

accompanied or unaccompanied by security personnel,

The supervisor(s) or only the pedagogical staff may do this

are at the discretion of the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections. All transfers must be approved by the department

vonjuvenile criminal lawcorrections.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-1779.)

(105 ILCS 5/13-45)(from chap. 122, paras. 13-45)

Sek. 13-45.

Other provisions of this Code do not apply to

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsschool district

These are all of the following articles and sections: Article 7,

8, 9, those sections of Article 10 which conflict with any

Provisions of Sections 13-40 to 13-45 and Article 11,

12, 15, 17, 18, 19, 19A, 20, 22, 24, 26, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35.

Article 28 also does not apply, except that this school

The district may use all available state, federal and provincial funds

other funds for the purchase of textbooks, equipment and

Equipment.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-1779.)

(105 ILCS 5/13B-20.15)

Sek. 13B-20.15.Other suitable providers of alternatives

learning opportunities. School districts can enter into contracts

Health, mental health or social service organizations,

Manpower Development Boards or Agencies, Juvenile Court

Services, juvenile detention authorities, juvenile detention

Programs, programs conducted by the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections, or other appropriate agencies or

Organizations that care for students whose needs are not being met

in the regular school program by offering alternative learning

occasions.

(Quelle: P.A. 92-42, Stand 1.1.02.)

(105 ILCS 5/13B-35.5)

Sek. 13B-35,5.local governance; cooperation agreements.

A program is being implemented for alternative learning opportunities

offered jointly or by contract, the local administration of

Programs are set by each local school board

a cooperation or intergovernmental agreement with another school

districts. Cooperation agreements can be made

regional education offices, public community colleges,

community-based organizations, health and social services

Agencies, youth welfare agencies, youth court services, the

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections, and other

non-profit or for-profit educational or support service

Provider, if any. Nothing is included in this section

is intended to prevent a school district, a regional education authority,

or intermediate service center from the formation of a cooperative for

the purpose of offering alternative learning

opportunity program.

(Quelle: P.A. 92-42, Stand 1.1.02.)

(105 ILCS 5/13B-35.10)

Sek. 13B-35.10.Cooperative Services Committee.The

The state minister of education convenes a state session

Cooperative Services Committee. The committee includes:

Representatives of the following authorities and organizations,

chosen by their respective heads: the Office of the Governor,

das State Board of Education, die Illinois Associationof

RegionalSuperintendents of Schools, die Chicago Public

Schools, the IntermediateService Center, the StateTeacher

Certification Board, das Illinois Community College Board, das

Department of HumanServices, Department of Children and

Family Services, die IllinoisPrincipals Association, die

IllinoisEducation Association, die Illinois Federation of

Teachers, The Illinois Juvenile Justice Commission, The Office

of the Attorney General, the Illinois Association of School

Administrators, The Administrative Office of the Illinois

Courts, the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrections,

Organizations advocating for special education and non-profit organizations

community-based organizations and parents

State-appointed representatives and child advocates

Superintendent of Education.

(Quelle: P.A. 92-42, Stand 1.1.02.)

Section 16.The Child Care Act 1969 is amended by

Amend Section 2.22 as follows:

(225 ILCS 10/2.22)

Sek. 2.22.“Safe Childcare Facility” means each child

Care facility licensed by the Department to provide security

Housing conditions for children under 18 years of age

Subject to accommodation in facilities within the framework of the Children and Youth Protection Act

Family Services Act and which are not subject to accommodation

Facilities for which the Ministry sets standards

vonjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionspursuant to Section 3-15-2 of

Uniform Correction Code and that comply with it

Requirements of this Act and applicable Departmental regulations

and which must comply with the specified requirements

underage residents of psychiatric institutions within the framework of juvenile criminal law

Courts Act 1987 and the Mental Health and Development Act

Disability Code. “Safe Child Care Facility” also means a

Facility designed and operated to ensure everything is guaranteed

Receipts and stocks from the facility, a building or a

A certain part of the building is under exclusive control

of the facility staff, whether or not the child has done so

freedom of movement within the facility,

building, a specific part of the building.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-608, eff. 6-30-98.)

Section 17.The Illinois Public Aid Code is being amended by

Amend Section 12-10.4 as follows:

(305 ILCS 5/12-10.4)

Sek. 12-10.4.Youth Rehabilitation Services Medicaid

Appropriate fund.It is created in the state treasury

Youth Rehabilitation ServicesMedicaid Matching Fund.

Contributions to these funds consist of all monies received

secured the federal government for behavioral health services

by county under the Medicaid rehabilitation option

pursuant to Title XIX of the Social Security Act or pursuant to the Child Protection Act

Health insurance program according to children's health

Insurance Program Act and Title XXI of the Social Security Act

for minors admitted to psychiatric institutions

Illinois court system and for secured dormitories

the department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsfor minors as

condition of their parole.

Fund disbursements are conditional

Funding allocated by the Illinois Department of Public Aid for

Grants to the Department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsAnd

those counties that ensure regulated behavioral health services

by the courts and who have an interagency agreement with that

department and submit detailed invoices according to the standards

is determined by the department.

(Source: P.A. 90-587, valid 7-1-98; 91-266, valid 7-23-99;

91-712, eff. 7-1-00.)

Section 18.The Children's Mental Health Act 2003 is

amended by amending Section 5 as follows:

(405 ILCS 49/5)

Sek. 5.Child Mental Health Plan.

(a) The State of Illinois shall develop a child psychiatric service

Health plan with short-term and long-term effects

Recommendations for providing comprehensive, coordinated mental

Health prevention, early intervention and treatment services

for children from birth to 18 years of age. This plan includes the following:

but not limited to:

(1) Coordinated provider services and inter-agency collaboration

Referral networks for children from birth to 18 years of age

Maximize resources and minimize service duplication.

(2) Guidelines for incorporating social and emotional aspects

Development of school and pedagogical learning standards

Programs under Section 15 of this Act.

(3) protocols for conducting the screening and

Assessment of children before admission to a

inpatient hospital for psychiatric services, acc

Subsection (a) of Section 5-5.23 of the Illinois Public Aid

Code.

(4) Recommendations for a state budget for

Child Mental Health Prevention, Early Intervention,

and treatment in all state agencies.

(5) Recommendations for state and local mechanisms for

Integrate federal, state, and local funding sources for

mental health of children.

(6) Recommendations for building a qualified and

adequately trained workforce willing to perform mentally

Health services for children from birth to 18 years of age and

your families.

(7) Recommendations to facilitate research best

Practices and model programs and their dissemination

Information for policy makers, practitioners and others in Illinois

the general public through training, technical assistance,

and teaching materials.

(8) Recommendations for a comprehensive, multi-faceted

Outreach campaign to reduce stigma on mental health

Illness and education of families, the public and others

Inform important target groups about the advantages of social and social childcare

emotional development and access to services.

(9) recommendations to create a quality-oriented

Child Mental Health System of Shared Responsibility

among the main government agencies and programs that are being implemented on an ongoing basis

Needs analysis, uses result indicators and benchmarks

to measure progress and perform high-quality data tracking

and reporting systems.

(b) The Children's Mental Health Partnership (hereinafter:

(hereinafter referred to as "the partnership") is formed. The partnership

is responsible for development and monitoring

Implementation of the approved child mental health plan

from the governor. The Children's Mental HealthPartnership aims to

consists of: the Minister for Human Services or his representative

Representative; the state school head or his/her

Representative; the heads of the departments children and

family services, public assistance, public health andyouthful

justicecorrections, or their designees; the head of

Illinois Violence Prevention Authority or his/her designee;

the Attorney General or his representative; up to 25

Representatives of local mental health authorities and

statewide advocacy group for mental health, children and families, early

Childhood, Education, Health, Drug Abuse, Violence

Prevention and juvenile court organizations or

associations appointed by the governor; and 2 members of

every faction of the House of Representatives and Senate

appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and

respectively the President of the Senate. The governor will

appoints the partnership chair and appoints a governor

Employee connection to work with the partnership.

(c) The partnership submits the preliminary plan

The governor will present the final plan on September 30, 2004

on June 30, 2005. Thereafter, on September 30 of each year, the

The partnership submits an annual report to the governor

the progress of plan implementation and recommendations for

revisions in the plan. The final plan and annual reports

The data presented in subsequent years must contain estimates

Savings realized in previous financial years under subsection (a).

Section 5-5.23 of the Illinois Public Aid Code and Federal

financial participation pursuant to subsection (b) of

Section 5-5.23 of this Code. The Ministry of Public Aid will

Providing technical assistance in developing these estimates and

reports.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-495, Stand 8.8.03.)

Section 19.The Circuit Courts Act is amended by amendment

Section 2b as follows:

(705 ILCS 35/2b)(from chap. 37, para. 72.2b)

Sek. 2b.

In addition to the number of licensed district judges

under Section 2 or Section 2a, whichever number is greater, one

Additional district judges are elected in each district.

except Cook County, with a population of 230,000 or more

Residents that include a county that includes a

Population of 200,000 or more inhabitants and in which district

There are one or more state colleges or universities

andone or more state mental health facilities and two or

Other state institutions for juvenile delinquents within the framework of the

Authority of the IllinoisDepartment ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, of which every institution has existed

more than 20 years since this change came into effect

1970 law.

(Quelle: P.A. 76-2022.)

Section 20.The Juvenile Courts Act 1987 is amended by

Amendment of Sections 5-130, 5-705, 5-710, 5-750, 5-815, 5-820,

5-901, 5-905 and 5-915 as follows:

(705 ILCS 405/5-130)

Sek. 5-130.Excluded Place of Jurisdiction.

(1) (a) The definition of delinquent minor set out in Section

5-120 of this article do not apply to minors born on

was and is at least 15 years old at the time of the offence

Charged with: (i) first degree murder, (ii) felony

sexual assault, (iii) aggravated assault with a firearm

The minor personally fired a firearm referred to in the section

2-15.5 of the Criminal Code 1961, (iv) armed robbery if

the armed robbery was committed with a firearm; or (v)

serious vehicle hijacking when the hijacking took place

committed with a firearm.

These fees and any other resulting fees

The incident will be prosecuted under the criminal laws mentioned here

Condition.

(b) (i) If prior to the hearing or pleading any information or

Charges are being filed with no specified crime

in paragraph (a) of this subsection (1), the prosecutor

may continue with one or more lower fees, but only in

Juvenile court in accordance with the provisions of this article. The

The prosecutor can proceed under the 1961 Criminal Code

a lesser charge if the juvenile defendant knowingly acts before the trial

and, with the advice of a lawyer, he waives his right in writing

to hear the case before the juvenile court.

(ii) If any information or charge is made prior to the hearing or appeal

is filed that includes one or more of the fees listed in

Paragraph (a) of this subsection (1) and additional fees

not listed in this paragraph, all fees

resulting from the same incident will be punished in accordance with the

Penal Code of 1961.

(c) (i) If the minor is convicted following a judicial proceeding or a plea bargain

any offense falling under paragraph (a) of this subsection (1),

then is available to the court in sentencing the minor

some or all of the injunctions prescribed for that offence

Kapitel V des Unified Code of Corrections.

(ii) If, after the trial or plea, the court finds that the minor

have committed an offense not covered by paragraph (a) of this Article

Paragraph 1 states that this finding does not invalidate the judgment

or the criminal prosecution of the minor under the penal laws of the

Condition; unless the state requests a hearing

Purpose of sentencing the minor under Chapter V of the Unified

Under the Code of Corrections, the court must proceed by sections

5-705 and 5-710 of this article. To request a hearing, the

The state must submit a written request within 10 days of the request

Registration of a declaratory decision or the issuance of a judgment. Reasonable

The application must be served on the minor

Attorney. If the application is made by the state, the court has jurisdiction

Conduct a hearing to determine if the minor should be convicted

in accordance with Chapter V of the Unified Code of Corrections. In the making

When making its determination, the court examines, among other things,

It depends on: (a) whether there is evidence that the offense was committed

committed in an aggressive and premeditated manner; (b) age

of the minor; (c) the minor's history; (D)

whether special facilities are available

Juvenile Court or the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,for treatment and

rehabilitation of the minor; (e) whether the security of

Publicity requires a conviction under Chapter V of the Uniform Code

of corrections; and (f) whether the minor possessed a deadly weapon

weapon in the commission of the offence. The rules of evidence apply

Be the same as if you were in court. If after the hearing the court

concludes that the minor should be sentenced under Chapter V of the Criminal Code

Uniform correction code, then the court will impose the verdict

minor, accordingly some or all are available

such prescribed provisions.

(2) (Teaching).or a methamphetamine-related offense

Control and Community Protection Act

(3) (a) The definition of delinquent child as set out in Section

5-120 of this article do not apply to minors born on

who was at least 15 years old at the time of the crime and who is

is charged with violating the provisions of paragraph (1),

(3), (4) or (10) of subsection (a) of Section 24-1 of the

Penal Code of 1961 during the school years, regardless of the time

of the day or season, or on the property that includes

Any school, regardless of the time of day or year.

For purposes of this section, school is defined as any public school

or private elementary or high school, community college,

college or university. These Fees and All Other Fees

resulting from the same incident will be prosecuted in accordance with the law

criminal laws of that state.

(b) (i) If prior to the hearing or pleading any information or

Charges are being filed with no specified crime

in paragraph (a) of this subsection (3), the prosecutor

may continue with one or more lower fees, but only in

Juvenile court in accordance with the provisions of this article. The

The prosecutor can act under these criminal laws

State a lesser charge if the juvenile defendant is tried

knowingly and with the advice of an attorney in writing waives his or her

their right to have the matter heard by the juvenile court.

(ii) If any information or charge is made prior to the hearing or appeal

is filed that includes one or more of the fees listed in

Paragraph (a) of this subsection (3) and additional fees

not listed in this paragraph, all fees

resulting from the same incident will be punished in accordance with the

criminal laws of that state.

(c) (i) If the minor is convicted following a judicial proceeding or a plea bargain

any offense falling under paragraph (a) of this subsection (3),

then is available to the court in sentencing the minor

some or all of the injunctions prescribed for that offence

Kapitel V des Unified Code of Corrections.

(ii) If, after the trial or plea, the court finds that the minor

have committed an offense not covered by paragraph (a) of this Article

Subsection (3), this determination does not render the judgment invalid

or the criminal prosecution of the minor under the penal laws of the

Condition; unless the state requests a hearing

Purpose of sentencing the minor under Chapter V of the Unified

Under the Code of Corrections, the court must proceed by sections

5-705 and 5-710 of this article. To request a hearing, the

The state must submit a written request within 10 days of the request

Registration of a declaratory decision or the issuance of a judgment. Reasonable

The application must be served on the minor

Advice. If the application is made by the state, the court has jurisdiction

Conduct a hearing to determine if the minor should be convicted

in accordance with Chapter V of the Unified Code of Corrections. In the making

In making its determination, the court takes into account, among other things,

It depends on: (a) whether there is evidence that the offense was committed

committed in an aggressive and premeditated manner; (b) age

of the minor; (c) the minor's history; (D)

whether special facilities are available

Juvenile Court or the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,for treatment and

rehabilitation of the minor; (e) whether the security of

Publicity requires a conviction under Chapter V of the Uniform Code

of corrections; and (f) whether the minor possessed a deadly weapon

weapon in the commission of the offence. The rules of evidence apply

Be the same as if you were in court. If after the hearing the court

concludes that the minor should be sentenced under Chapter V of the Criminal Code

Uniform correction code, then the court will impose the verdict

minor, accordingly some or all are available

such prescribed provisions.

(4) (a) The definition of delinquent minor as set out in Section

5-120 of this article do not apply to minors born on

was and is at least 13 years of age at the time of the offence

charged with first-degree murder committed during the year

either serious criminal sexual assault, criminal sexual abuse

assault or aggravated kidnapping. This subsection (4)

Minors charged with first-degree murder are not included

solely on the criminal's liability provisions

Code of 1961.

(b) (i) If prior to the hearing or pleading any information or

Charges are brought that do not allege first-degree murder

committed in the course of a serious sexual offence

Assault, criminal sexual assault or aggravated kidnapping, the

The prosecutor may bring one or more lesser charges,

but only in juvenile court in accordance with the provisions hereof

Article. The prosecutor can take action against the criminal

Under the laws of that state, a reduced fee is charged if the minor is on trial

The accused knowingly and with the advice of a lawyer refrains from

in writing his right to proceed with the matter

Juvenile Court.

(ii) If any information or charge is made prior to the hearing or appeal

is filed, which includes first-degree murder committed during the

Course of a serious sexual assault, criminal sex crimes

Assault, aggravated kidnapping and other charges

not listed in paragraph (a) of this subsection, all

The costs resulting from the same incident are

be prosecuted under the criminal laws of that state.

(c) (i) If the minor is convicted following a judicial proceeding or a plea bargain

First degree murder committed in the course of aggravation

criminal sexual assault, criminal sexual assault or

aggravated kidnapping, in sentencing the minor, the court

have some or all of the required dispositions

Offense under Chapter V of the Unified Code of Corrections.

(ii) If the minor was under the age of 15 at the time of the contract

the offense and if the court finds so after the trial or plea

The minor committed an offense other than first-degree murder

was committed in the course of a serious crime

sexual assault, criminal sexual assault or serious violation

In the case of a kidnapping, the finding does not invalidate the judgment or

prosecution of the minor under the criminal laws of the state;

unless the State requires a hearing for that purpose

Conviction of the minor under Chapter V of the Unified Code of

Corrections: The court must proceed under Sections 5-705 and

5-710 of this article. To request a hearing, the state must

submit a written application within 10 days of the registration of a

adjudication or pronouncement of judgment. Appropriate notification of the

The request must be submitted to the minor or his/her lawyer. If

The application is made by the state. The court does the following:

Hearing to decide whether the minor should be convicted

in accordance with Chapter V of the Unified Code of Corrections. In the making

When making its determination, the court examines, among other things,

It depends on: (a) whether there is evidence that the offense was committed

committed in an aggressive and premeditated manner; (b) age

of the minor; (c) the minor's previous criminal history;

(d) whether special facilities are available

Juvenile Court or the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,for treatment and

rehabilitation of the minor; (e) whether the best interest of

the minor and the safety of the public deserve punishment

pursuant to Chapter V of the Unified Code of Corrections; and (f)

whether the minor was in possession of a deadly weapon during the inspection

Offense. The same rules of proof apply as for

Attempt. If, after the hearing, the court finds that the child is a minor

should be sentenced under Chapter V of the Unified Code of

Corrections, then the court sentences the minor

accordingly, some or all of the dispositions are available to him to do so

required.

(5) (a) The definition of delinquent child as set out in Section

5-120 of this Article do not apply to minors

charged with a violation of Section 31-6 subsection (a), or

Section 32-10 of the Penal Code 1961 if the person concerned is a minor

be subject to criminal prosecution under the criminal laws of that state

a result of applying the provisions of Section 5-125;

or subsection (1) or (2) of this Section. Those fees and all

other costs resulting from the same incident are to be paid

be prosecuted under the criminal laws of that state.

(b) (i) If prior to the hearing or pleading any information or

Charges are being filed with no specified crime

in paragraph (a) of this subsection (5), the prosecutor

may continue with one or more lower fees, but only in

Juvenile court in accordance with the provisions of this article. The

The prosecutor can act under these criminal laws

State a lesser charge if the juvenile defendant is tried

knowingly and with the advice of an attorney in writing waives his or her

their right to have the matter heard by the juvenile court.

(ii) If any information or charge is made prior to the hearing

is filed that includes one or more of the fees listed in

Paragraph (a) of this subsection (5) and additional fees

not listed in this paragraph, all fees

resulting from the same incident will be punished in accordance with the

criminal laws of that state.

(c) (i) If the minor is convicted following a judicial proceeding or a plea bargain

any offense falling under paragraph (a) of this subsection (5),

then is available to the court in sentencing the minor

some or all of the injunctions prescribed for that offence

Kapitel V des Unified Code of Corrections.

(ii) If the court finds after the hearing orplea that the minor

have committed an offense not covered by paragraph (a) of this Article

Paragraph 5: Conviction does not overrule the judgment

or the criminal prosecution of the minor under the criminal laws mentioned here

Condition; unless the state requests a hearing

Purpose of sentencing the minor under Chapter V of the Unified

Under the Code of Corrections, the court must proceed by sections

5-705 and 5-710 of this article. To request a hearing, the

The state must submit a written request within 10 days of the request

Registration of a declaratory decision or the issuance of a judgment. Reasonable

The application must be served on the minor

Advice. If the application is made by the state, the court decides

Conduct a hearing to determine if the should be a minor

sentenced under Chapter V of the Unified Code of Corrections.

In making its decision, the court will consider the following:

Other: (a) whether there is evidence of the offence

was committed in an aggressive and premeditated manner; (b) the

age of the minor; (c) the previous criminal history of

irrelevant; (d) whether special facilities are available

to the juvenile court or the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,for treatment and

rehabilitation of the minor; (e) whether the security of

The public requires a conviction under Chapter V of the Unified Code

of corrections; and (f) whether the minor possessed a deadly weapon

weapon in the commission of the offence. The rules of evidence apply

be the same as if attrial. If after the hearing the court

concludes that the minor should be sentenced under Chapter V

Uniform correction code, then the court will impose the verdict

minor, accordingly some or all are available

Dispositions as prescribed.

(6) The definition of delinquent child under section 5-120

this article does not apply to minors who, pursuant to

subsection (1),or (3) or Section 5-805,or 5-810

previously under the jurisdiction of the offender

court and was convicted of an offense under an adult offender

Penitentiary Act. Such a minor will be prosecuted

under the penal laws of that state.

(7) The procedures set out in this Article for

Investigation, arrest and prosecution of juvenile delinquents

does not apply to minors who are excluded from the jurisdiction

the juvenile court, with the exception of minors under the age of 17

must be kept separate from confined adults.

(8) Nothing in this Act prohibits or limits criminal prosecution

of a minor for an offense committed before or after him

17th birthday, although he or she at the time of

offense a department of the court.

(9) If there is an original application for the award of guardianship

claims that the commission was taken by a minor aged 13 or older

Act that constitutes a criminal offense under the laws of that State

Minors can enter at any time with the consent of their lawyer

Submit to the court before the court hearing begins

apply to the court for a prosecution to be ordered and that

The petition is dismissed as far as the act or acts are concerned

are involved in criminal proceedings. If there is such a request

If the filing is filed as provided herein, the court will make its order

accordingly.

(10) If,before12. August 2005 (the effective date of

Public Law 94-574)this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Montage, a minor is accused of violating Section 401

the Illinois Controlled Substances Act under criminal law

of that state, except for minors charged with a Class X felony

Violation of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act or the

Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act, beliebig

party, including the minor, or the court sua spontaneously

Process, request for a hearing for the purpose of negotiation and

conviction of the minor as a juvenile offender. To request one

At the hearing, the party must make a motion before the hearing.

The application must be communicated to all parties within a reasonable period of time.

Ex officio or at the request of one of the

parties, including the minor, the court will conduct a hearing

to determine whether the minor should be tried and convicted

as a delinquent minor within the meaning of this article. In the preparation of

When making its decision, the court will consider, among other things:

(a) the age of the minor;

(b) Any previous offense or criminal activity of

irrelevant;

(c) Any previous history of abuse or neglect of the minor;

(d) any mental health or educational history of the minor,

or both; And

(e) Whether there is probable cause supporting the charge,

whether the minor will be held liable and

whether there is evidence that the minor possessed a deadly weapon

or caused grievous bodily harm during the act.

Any material that is relevant and reliable must be present

allowed in the oral hearing. In all cases, the judge intervenes

an order permitting prosecution under the criminal statutes of

Illinois, unless the judge makes a finding based on a

Outweigh the evidence that the minor would be capable of radiation

to the care, treatment and education programs available through

the facilities of the juvenile court based on an evaluation

the factors listed in this subsection (10).

(Quelle: P.A. 94-556, Stand 9.11.2005; 94-574, Stand 8.12.2005;

revised on 08/19/05.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-705)

Sek. 5-705.judgment hearing; Proof; persistence.

(1) The court decides in the judgment hearing

whether it is in the best interests of the minor or the public

that he or she be made a ward of the court, and if he or she is

To be appointed to the district court, the court so determines

proper disposition that best serves the interests of the minor and

the public. All the evidence will help determine this

Questions, including oral and written reports, may be admitted

and one can invoke it within the bounds of its probative value,

even if it is not responsible for the purposes of the process. A

Recording of a previous continuation under supervision in accordance with Section

5-615 whether completed successfully or not is allowable at

the sentencing. No commitment to

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections, youth department,

brought against a minor prior to a written report

social investigation completed under the

last 60 days, will be submitted to and examined by the court.

(2) Once served on a party pursuant to Section

5-525, no further service or notice need be given to that party

before the sentencing hearing. Vorimposing

The court informs the public prosecutor and the

parties present or their advice on the facts

Contents and conclusions of the reports prepared for

Use of the court and considered, and afford fairly

if desired, the possibility of contesting them. Factual

Contents, conclusions, documents and sources by the

Jurisdiction under this paragraph will not be further disclosed

without the express permission of the court.

(3) On his own initiative or that of the public prosecutor, a

Parents, guardians, legal guardians or lawyers can decide the court

to adjourn the hearing for a reasonable period of time to receive reports

or other evidence and will make an appropriate decision in such a case

ordering the detention of the minor or his release

Detention is subject to judicial oversight during this period

of survival. In this case, the court decides

In the case of detention under this Agreement, the duration of persistence does not apply

exceed 30 court days. After this period, the court will decide

release the minor from detention, unless notice is given

at least 3 days before the hearing on the continuation date

The state will request an extension of the deadline

The reason for the request must be stated in the notification

for the extension. The extension of detention can be for a

Maximum duration of additional 15 court days or less

Number of days at the discretion of the court. However on

After the expiry of the period of grace, the court dismisses

the minor is released from detention if further continuance is granted.

The court determines the date for investigations and hearings

Priority shall be given to proceedings in which a minor is or is being detained

was otherwise removed from his home prior to sentencing

The order has been placed.

(4) Upon approval to the department forjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,If ordered, the court decides

Indicate the basis for the selection of the respective disposition and

The court prepares such a declaration for inclusion in the

record.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-710)

Sek. 5-710.types of penal orders.

(1) The following types of penal orders can be issued

Respect for the courts:

(a) Except as provided in Sections 5-805, 5-810, 5-815,

A minor found guilty under Section 5-620 may be:

(i) be sentenced to probation or parole, and

be handed over to his parents, guardian or legal representative

Guardian, provided however such a minor

is not tied to the departmentjuvenile criminal law

Corrections, youth departmentunder this subsection

and who has committed a criminal offense

That's first-degree murder, a Class X felony, or some other

a suspended sentence is imposed for violent crimes;

(ii) placed under Section 5-740, with

or without also being placed on probation or subject to conditions

Discharge;

(iii) required to experience substance abuse

Assessment conducted by a licensed vendor and

participate in the specified level of clinical care;

(iv) placed under the guardianship of the Department

of children and family services, but only if the

The delinquent minor is under 13 years old;

(v) be detained for a period not exceeding one period

30 days, either as an exclusive disposal order

or, as the case may be, in conjunction with others

disposition order pursuant to this paragraph,

provided that the detention is of a juvenile

detention center and the minor so detained is 10

years old or older. However, the 30-day limitation applies

may be extended by one by further court order

Minors under the age of 13 admitted to the Department of

Child and family services if the court determines so

The minor poses a danger to himself or others. The minor

will be counted towards the verdict

Detention for the duration of detention under Sections

5-501, 5-601, 5-710 or 5-720 of this article as

Outcome of the crime for which the penalty was imposed

was imposed. The court can impose a penalty

Arrest warrant issued in violation of

Probation or violation of parole pursuant to

Section 5-720 of this article for time spent in

Detention before filing petition

the infringement. A minor's creditworthiness may not be withdrawn

for time spent in detention prior to filing a

Violation of parole or conditional parole

allegation of the same or related acts;

(vi) arranged partially or fully emancipated

in accordance with the provisions of emancipation

Law on Minors;

(vii) subject to possession of his driver's license

or the driver's license is withdrawn permanently

determined by the court, but only until he or she

have reached the age of 18;

(viii) Probation or Parole

and detained under Section 3-6039 of the Act

Counties Code for a period not exceeding the period of

Legal Detention for Convicted Adults

of the same crime or offense as the minor

declared criminal, and in any event not longer than

at the age of 21; this subdivision (viii)

regardless of conflicting legal provisions; or

(ix) an order to undergo a medical or other examination

Procedure to get a tattoo that symbolizes loyalty to one

Street gang removed from his body.

(b) A guilty minor may be committed

Department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youth

Division,pursuant to section 5-750 if the minor is 13 years of age

Age or older, provided that the obligation to

Department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youngster

Division,only occurs if there is a custodial sentence

permitted by law for adults found guilty of the offence

the minor was declared a criminal offence. The time during

in which a minor is in pre-trial detention before his release

Must be made at the request of a parent, guardian or legal guardian

is considered as detention time.

(c) If a minor is found guilty of a criminal offence

This is an Illinois Controlled Substances violation

law, the cannabis control law, or methamphetamine

Control and Community Protection Act and made a district of

The court can issue a corresponding order

the minor is to undergo assessment, counseling or treatment

a drug abuse program approved by the Department of

Human Services.

(2) Any penal order other than the obligation to

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections, youth department,

may provide safeguard oversight in accordance with Section 5-725, and

may contain a protective order under Section 5-730.

(3) Insofar as the penalty order does not expressly provide for this, it is

does not serve to complete the procedure for the pending petition,

However, changes are reserved until the final closure

Completion of Section 5-750 procedure.

(4) The court may order a penalty in addition to any other penalty

any minor shall be found in default to pay compensation in

in monetary or non-monetary form according to the Terms and Conditions

of Section 5-5-6 of the Unified Code of Corrections, except

that the “presenting hearing” referred to in this section takes place

is the sentencing hearing for the purposes of this section.

The minor's parent, guardian or legal guardian may be

ordered by the court to pay part or all of the refund

on behalf of the minor in accordance with parental responsibility

Law. The prosecutor has the power to act on behalf of anyone

Victims seeking restitution in a proceeding under this proceeding

Section, up to the maximum amount permitted in Section 5

Parental Responsibility Act.

(5) Any penal order in which the minor is committed or

Measures ordered under Section 5-740 shall provide for the following:

Parents or guardians of the minor's estate pay to the

legal guardian or guardian of the person of the minor

Amounts determined by the custodian or guardian

Person of the minor to the extent necessary for the needs of the minor. The

Payments may not exceed the maximum amounts provided for in the regulation

Section 9.1 of the Children and Family Services Act.

(6) Whenever the sentence order requires it for the minor

attend school or participate in an apprenticeship program that

The truant or a designated school official must do this on a regular basis

Report it to the court if the minor is chronic or habitual

Truants under Section 26-2a of the Schools Act.

(7) Under no circumstances may a guilty minor be convicted

Department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youth department

for a period exceeding the period for which a

An adult could be convicted for the same act.

(8) A minor is found guilty on the following grounds:

Breach of Section 21-1.3 of the Penal Code 1961

be sentenced to community service for at least 30 years

and no more than 120 hours when community service is available

in the jurisdiction. Community service includes, but

are not limited to removing and repairing the damage

caused by the breach or similar property damage

located in the municipality or county where the violation occurred

happened. The order can be placed in addition to any other order

approved by this section.

(8.5) A minor shall be found guilty on the following grounds:

Violation of Section 3.02 or Section 3.03 of Humane Care

Animal Welfare Act or paragraph (d) of subsection (1) of Section

Ordered to submit to Article 21-1 of the 1961 Penal Code

medical or psychiatric treatment by a psychiatrist or

psychological treatment by a clinical psychologist.

The order can be made in addition to any other order authorized by

this department.

(9) In addition to any other ruling, the court may

shall find any minor guilty of any act that would lead to it

depict a predatory criminal sexual assault on a child,

serious sexual assault, criminal sexual assault,

serious criminal sexual abuse or criminal sexual abuse if

required by an adult to undergo a medical examination to determine this

whether the accused suffers from a sexually transmitted disease

including a test for human immunodeficiency infection

Virus (HIV) or other identified causative agent of

acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). Any medical test

may only be performed by licensed physicians

physicians and may include an analysis of any bodily fluids

and an examination of the person of the minor

Unless otherwise provided by law, the results of the test apply

are treated in the strictest confidence by all medical personnel involved

The exam takes place and must be handed in personally in a sealed package

Envelope to the judge of the court where the judgment was rendered

The decision was issued for judicial inspection behind closed doors. acting

consistent with the good of the victim and the

public, it is up to the judge to decide

who the test results might reveal. The court

informs the minor of the result of the infection test

with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The court should

Also, notify the victim if and when they request it

The victim is under 15 years old and if requested by the victim

Parents or legal guardians notify the court to the victim

Notify parents or guardians of the results of the test

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. The

The court informs about the availability of HIV

Tests and advice in the Ministry of Health

Facilities for all parties that have the test results

are revealed. The court orders that the costs of each investigation be covered

are borne by the district and can be taxed as costs

theminor.

(10) If a court has found a minor guilty, the court has jurisdiction

must, before issuing a penalty order under this section,

make a determination as to whether the offense was either (a) committed

related to or promoting the criminal activities of any person

organized gang or was motivated by the minor's membership

belonging to an organized gang; or (b) involving an offence

Subsection (a) of Section 12-7.1 of the Penal Code 1961,

a violation of a section of Article 24 of the Criminal Code

of 1961 or a violation of any law in which was involved

misuse of a firearm. If the court decides the question

affirmative, and the court does not oblige the minor to do so

the department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youth

division, the court orders the minor to perform jointly

Service duration of at least 30 hours and no more than 120 hours,

provided community service is available

jurisdiction and is funded and approved by the county board

the county where the offense was committed. The community

The service includes, but is not limited to, cleaning

and repairing damage caused by a breach of section

21-1.3 of the Criminal Code 1961 and similar damages

Property located in the municipality or district in which it is located

There is a violation. If possible and sensible, the

Charitable services are carried out in the youth welfare office

Neighborhood. This arrangement is in addition to all others

Orders authorized by this section, except for an order that must be placed

the minors in the care of the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

Corrections, youth department. To this end

Organized gang section has the meaning ascribed to it in

Section 10 of the Illinois StreetgangTerrorism Omnibus

Prevention Act.

(Quelle: P.A. 94-556, Booth 9.11.05.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-750)

Sek. 5-750.Commitment to the Department ofyouthful

justiceCorrections, youth department.

(1) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (2) of this section,

if an offender has been convicted in accordance with a district of the court

Under this law, the court can subordinate him or her to the Department of

juvenile criminal lawCorrections, youth department, if it finds

that (a) is his parent, guardian or legal guardian

unfit or unable for reasons other than financial

Circumstances alone are for nurturing, protection, training, or disciplining

of the minor or unwilling to do so, and the best interests of the child

The minor and the public are not served by the placement

Section 5-740 or; (b) it is necessary to ensure protection

the public from the consequences of the criminal activity of

Delinquent.

(2) If the minor is at least 13 years old

convicted of first-degree murder

The court explains the court's minor award and rules that

Minor committed in the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,up to the age of 21 of the minor

birthday, without the possibility of parole, furlough or

non-urgent, approved absence for a period of 5 years

the date the minor was admitted to the departmentyouthful

justicecorrections, excluding the time spent by a minor

Custody of the immediate offense prior to committal to the offense

Departmentof juvenile justicecounts as time

credited to this 5-year period. Nothing in this subsection

(2) prevents the prosecutor from attempting this

As an alternative to the procedure, a minor can be prosecuted as an adult

according to this law.

(3) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (2), the obligation of

adelinquent to the Department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrections

applies for an indefinite period of time, which occurs automatically

ends when the perpetrator has reached the age of 21

unless the offender is released from parole earlier or

Otherwise, the care expires in accordance with this regulation

Statutory or otherwise provided by law.

(4) When the court assigns a minor to the department

juvenile criminal lawcorrections, it shall command him or her

forwarded immediately to the responsible receiving office

other place designated by the departmentjuvenile criminal law

correctionsand appoints theAssistantdirector of

juvenile criminal lawcorrections, youth department,legal

Administrator of the minor. The clerk provides the information

DieAssistantdirector ofjuvenile criminal lawCorrections,

youth department,a certified copy of the purchase order

constitutes proof of the director's authority. No other process

Necessity to ensure the custody of the minor.

(5) When a minor is assigned to the departmentyouthful

justiceCorrections, youth department, the court clerk

forwards to the department:

(a) the ordered order;

(b) all reports;

(c) the court's statement of the basis for the order

Arrangement; And

(d) any other matter ordered by the court

to be sent to the clerk.

(6) Whenever the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal law

correctionslawfully released from his custody and control a

underage obliged to theAssistantdirector ofyouthful

justicecorrections, youth department,will make an application

apply to the court for an order terminating his or her guardianship. The

Custody ends automatically 30 days later

Receipt of the application, unless the court orders otherwise.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-815)

Sek. 5-815.Habitual juvenile delinquent.

(a definition. Any minor convicted twice, a

delinquent minor for offenses which if he would have been prosecuted as criminal

An adult would have been a crime under this law

state, and who will be convicted as a criminal minor afterwards?

a third time is convicted as a habitual juvenile delinquent

Wo:

1. The third judgment relates to a crime committed

after the second decision; And

2. The second judgment concerned a criminal offence

after the first decision; And

3. the third offense occurred after January 1, 1980;

And

4. The third offense was based on the commission of

or attempted commission of the following offences: first

Second degree murder or involuntary murder

Homicide; criminal sexual assault or serious crime

criminal sexual assault; aggravated or vile battery

with permanent disability or disfigurement or severe

assault of the victim; Breaking into a house or something else

Residence intended for temporary or permanent use

place of residence for people; Burglary; robbery or

armed robbery; or serious arson.

Nothing in this section precludes the activity of the prosecutor

as an alternative to prosecuting a minor as an adult

prosecution as a common juvenile delinquent.

A continuation under Section-approved supervision

5-615 of this statute are not permitted under this section.

(b) Notice to Minors. The state serves the minor

written notice of intent to pursue prosecution under the Regulations

of this section within 5 court days of the filing of any

Criminality motion, decision on which a mandate would be issued

the disposition of the minor as a habitual juvenile delinquent.

(c) petition; Service. A notice to request a court decision

Habitual juvenile delinquents may only be filed by the state

Lawyer.

The petition referenced by such a habitual juvenile delinquent

The notice on which it is based must contain the information and comments

required for all other criminal complaints filed under this process

The law and its delivery are governed by the provisions of

this act.

The petition does not claim a previous decision.

(D)Attempt. Such a petition shall be heard by a jury, unless

In a public session and with the involvement of a lawyer, the minor demands a

trial without a jury.

Except as otherwise provided herein, the terms of these shall apply

The law on a delinquency proceeding generally applies

applicable to habitual juvenile delinquent proceedings.

(e) Evidence of Previous Judgments. No evidence or anything

Disclosure of previous decisions must be submitted to the

court or jury during a scheduled court hearing

under this section unless the problems allow otherwise

properly educated in such listening. In the event that it is a minor

The subject of this proceeding chooses to testify himself

On behalf it is authorized to present evidence, e.g

Purposes of impeachment that he has been before

judged a juvenile delinquent on the basis of facts he had committed

had been tried as an adult would have resulted in his conviction

Crime or offense involving dishonesty or falsehood

Opinion. The submission of such evidence takes place in accordance with

the rules and procedures for the removal from office of a

adult defendant based on prior conviction.

After an admission of the facts in the petition or

The prosecutor can submit a decision on a criminal offence

to the court a certified written statement signed by the state

Lawyer in relation to the prior assessment of a crime

Subsection (a) of this section explains what the offense would be

committed a crime or offense that involved dishonesty

or a false testimony if the minor would have been tried as an adult.

The court then arranges for the minor to be brought before him

It; should inform him about the allegations of the statement

filed, and by hisright to a court hearing on

question of such an overriding decision and his right to advice

such hearing; and unless the minor admits to such a decision,

The court shall hear this matter and decide and make a decision

written statement thereon.

A duly certified copy of such suspect's record

The previous decision will be considered prima facie evidence of that previous decision

judgment or an offense involving dishonesty or

wrong statement.

Any claim that a previous decision of the

The State's Attorney is not a prior decision on a crime

which would have been the case if the minor had been prosecuted as an adult

resulted in his conviction for a felony or other offense

dishonesty or misrepresentation will be waived unless properly done

raised at the hearing to such a decision, or unless the

The prosecutor's evidence shows that such a prior decision was made

not on evidence of what would have been a crime.

(f) disposal. If the court finds that the conditions are met

identified in subsection (a) of this section have been demonstrated,

it decides on the minor as a common juvenile offender and

commit him to the department ofjuvenile criminal lawCorrections,

youth department,until his 21st birthday without

Possibility of parole, furlough or non-emergency approval

Absence. However, the minor is entitled to one working day

Good conduct credits served as discounts for each day

against the time of his imprisonment. Such good manners

Credits are acquired or revoked according to the procedures

applicable to the granting and revocation of conduct of business

Credit for adult prisoners serving a specified sentence

Crime.

To determine credit for good conduct

A commitment as a habitual juvenile delinquent is considered

a specific obligation and the difference between the date

of engagement and the minor's 21st birthday

looked at the specific period of his imprisonment.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-820)

Sek. 5-820.Violent juvenile delinquent.

(a definition. A minor has previously been convicted

a delinquent minor for an offense he or she would have committed

would have been prosecuted as an adult would have been a Class 2 or higher

Offense involving the use or threat of physical violence or

Violence against an individual or a Class 2 or higher crime

for which an element of the offense is the possession or use of one

firearm, and who was subsequently convicted as a juvenile offender

for a second time for one of these offenses

has convicted a violent juvenile delinquent if:

(1) The second judgment relates to a committed crime

after the first decision; And

(2) The second offense occurred on or after January 1.

1995.

(b) Notice to Minors. The state serves the minor

written notice of intent to pursue prosecution under the Regulations

of this section within 5 court days of the filing of a

Crime motion, decision on the basis of which a mandate would be made

the predisposition of the minor as a violent juvenile delinquent.

(c) petition; Service. A notice to request a court decision

Violent juvenile offenders may only be filed by the state

Lawyer.

The petition on which the violent juvenile delinquent

The notification on which the notification is based must contain the information and findings

This is required for all other criminal complaints filed under this process

The law and its service are carried out in accordance with the provisions of

this act.

The petition does not claim a previous decision.

(d) process. The petition will be heard by a jury, unless

the small claims, in open court and with counsel, a

Trial in court without a jury.

Except as otherwise provided in this section, the

Provisions of this Act on Criminal Procedure

generally apply to violent juvenile delinquents

Procedure.

(e) Evidence of Previous Judgments. No evidence or anything

Disclosure of previous decisions must be submitted to the

Court or jury during a court hearing pursuant to the Regulations

of this section, unless expressly permitted otherwise

raised in this hearing. In case the minor is the

The person who is the subject of these proceedings decides to testify about him

On its own behalf, it is authorized to present evidence, e.g

impeachment purposes that she has been before

judged a delinquent minor based on facts that the minor had

had been tried as an adult would have resulted in the death of the minor

Conviction of a felony or related offense

dishonesty or false testimony. introduction of such evidence

must comply with applicable rules and procedures

the removal from office of an adult defendant based on a previous conviction.

After an admission of the facts in the petition or

The prosecutor can submit a decision on a criminal offence

to the court a verified written declaration signed by the state

Advocate for all prior decisions on a criminal offence

further in subsection (a) of this section, which would have been a

Crime or offense involving dishonesty or falsehood

Statement as to whether the minor was tried as an adult.

The court then arranges for the minor to be brought before him

It; informs the minor of the allegations of the statement

so filed, from his or her right to a hearing in the court on

the question of the prior decision and his right to it

Advice at the oral hearing; and unless the minor admits this

When deciding, the court will hear the matter and decide

will make a written statement of the facts.

A duly certified copy of the records of all suspected individuals

The previous decision must be prima facie evidence of the previous decision

Judgment or an offense involving dishonesty or

wrong statement.

Any claim that a previous decision of the

The prosecutor is not a prior decision on a crime

which would also have been the case if the minor had been prosecuted as an adult

resulted in his conviction as Class 2 or higher

Offense related to the use or threat of violence or violence, or a

firearm, a crime or offense that involved dishonesty or

False testimony will be waived unless properly made at the hearing

the verdict, or unless the prosecutor's evidence supports it

that the previous decision was not based on evidence of what

would have been a crime.

(f) disposal. If the court finds that the conditions are met

identified in subsection (a) of this section have been demonstrated,

it decides on violent juvenile delinquents under age and

commit the minor to the department forjuvenile criminal law

corrections, youth department,until his 21st birthday,

without the possibility of parole, furlough, or non-emergency

approved absence. However, the minor is entitled to it

Earn a day of credit for every day you served

Reductions for the duration of his placement. The

Good conduct points are earned or withdrawn accordingly

the procedures applicable to grant and revocation

Credit towards good behavior for adult prisoners who commit specific offences

penalties for crimes.

To determine credit for good conduct

Commitment as a violent juvenile delinquent is deemed to be a

Determine the obligation and the difference between the date of

the obligation and the minor's 21st birthday

took into account the specific length of his detention.

(g) Nothing in this Section shall exclude that of the State

Counsel of intending to prosecute a minor as a matter of custom

juvenile delinquent or as an adult as an alternative

Prosecution as a violent juvenile delinquent.

(h) A continuation under supervision approved by the Section

5-615 of this statute are not permitted under this section.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-901)

Sek. 5-901.court record.

(1) The court record relating to proceedings under this

The article consists of the petitions, pleadings and victims

Impact Statements, Process, Process Delivery, Orders, Dispositions

and record entries reflecting hearings and judgments conducted and

judgments issued by the court. The court record is preserved

separate from other court records.

(a) The file, including information identifying the

Being a victim or suspected victim of a sex offense

will only be passed on to the following parties if this is necessary

Performance of their official duties:

(i) A judge of the District Court and members of the

court staff appointed by the judge;

(ii) Proceedings and their

Lawyers;

(iii) Victims and their lawyers, except in individual cases

of multiple victims of sex crimes, in which case the

Information to identify the non-soliciting victims

shall be blackened;

(iv) Probation Officers, Law Enforcement Officers

or prosecutors or their staff;

(v) Review Boards for Adult and Juvenile Prisoners.

(b) The court record has been edited to remove any information

Identification of the victim or suspected victim of a sexual offense

will only be disclosed to the following parties if

are required to carry out their official duties:

(i) authorized military personnel;

(ii) persons conducting serious research with

the permission of the judge of the juvenile court and

the manager of the agency that prepared it

specific recording: provided that the publication of

Such investigations result in the rights of a minor not being disclosed

Identity and protects the confidentiality of

record;

(iii) The Secretary of State to which the case officer belongs

The court reports on the decision of all cases

required in Section 6-204 or Section 6-205.1 des

Illinois vehicle code. However, information has been reported

in relation to these offenses are privileged and

is only available to the Secretary of State, the courts, etc

Police officers;

(iv) The custodian of a genuine substance

Abuse student aid program with permission

the presiding judge of the juvenile court;

(v) Any individual or any public or private agency

or institution that has custody of the minor

Court Order or Provision of Educational, Medical or

psychiatric services for adolescents or a

court-appointed attorney for the juvenile or another

Placement provider or potential placement provider as

determined by the court.

(3) A minor who is the victim or suspected victim in a

Juvenile proceedings are subject to the same confidentiality

regarding disclosure of identity as a minor

subject of the records. Information to identify victims and suspects

Victims of sex crimes must not be exposed or disclosed

public inspection under any circumstances. nothing in it

The section prohibits the victim or alleged victim of any gender

Offense by voluntarily disclosing his identity.

(4) Appropriate information, reports and records are to be drawn up

available for the department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrections

when a juvenile offender is taken into custody

Department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youth department.

(5) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection (5),

Juvenile court files may not be made accessible to the court

general public, but may be viewed by representatives of

Agencies, associations and news media or other duly

interested persons by general or special order of the court.

The prosecutor, the minor, his parents, his guardian

and lawyers have the right to question the court at any time

files and records.

(a) The court shall permit the general public

Access a minor's name, address and offense

has ruled on a criminal offender under this Act after one of the two judgments

of the following circumstances:

(i) The decision on crime was based on

Commitment of murder or attempted murder in the first degree by the minor

commit first-degree murder, commit a serious criminal

sexual assault or criminal sexual assault; or

(ii) The court found that the minor

was at least 13 years old at the time of the crime

committed and the crime was established

based on the minor's commission of: (A) an act in

Encouraging the commission of a crime as a member

by or on behalf of a street criminal gang, (B) an act

using a firearm when inspecting a

Crime, (C) an act that would be a Class X crime

Offense under the second or subsequent grade of the minor

2 or more serious cannabis control offence

An act if committed by an adult,(D) an act that it would be

a second or subsequent offense under section 402 of the

Illinois Controlled Substances Act if committed by one

adult, (E) an act that would constitute a criminal offense

Section 401 of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act

if it were committed by an adult, or (F) an act that it would be

a methamphetamine control offense and

Community Protection Act when the act is committed by an adult.

(b) The court shall permit the general public

Access a minor's name, address and offense

be at least 13 years old at the time of the offence

who was committed in criminal proceedings and who is convicted

permitted or required under Section 5-805

the following circumstances:

(i) The minor has been convicted in the first degree

murder, attempted murder in the first degree,

serious criminal sexual assault or criminal sexual abuse

Attack,

(ii) The court found that the minor

was at least 13 years old at the time of the crime

was committed and the conviction was given on the basis

Commitment of a Minor: (A)An offense for the promotion of

committing a criminal offense as a member or on their behalf

a criminal street gang, (B) a crime in which is involved

use of a firearm in the commission of a crime, (C)a

Class X offense under the Cannabis Control Act

or a second or subsequent Class 2 or greater felony

Offense under the Cannabis Control Act, (D) a second or

subsequent offense under section 402 of the Illinois

Controlled Substances Act, (E) a criminal offense under

Abschnitt 401 des Illinois Controlled Substances Act,

or (F) a methamphetamine control offense and

Community Protection Act.

(6) Nothing in this section shall be construed as a limitation

Using a criminal judgment as evidence in any way

Juvenile or criminal proceedings where it would otherwise be the case

admissible under the rules of evidence, inclusive, but not

limited to use as evidence in impeachment proceedings against a witness,

including the minor if he or she testifies.

(7) Nothing in this section affects the right of a

Civil Service Commission or Appointing Authority examining the

Character and suitability of an applicant for a position as a lawyer

enforcement officer to determine if this was the applicant

has ever been found guilty of a juvenile delinquency, and if so, then

examine the documents or evidence presented in the proceedings

according to this law.

(8) After each judgment of the offense for an offense

what would be a crime if committed by an adult or an adult

any finding of an offense for a breach of section

24-1, 24-3, 24-3.1 or 24-5 of the Criminal Code 1961, the

The prosecutor determines whether the defendant is a minor

is enrolled in the school and, if so, must provide a copy of it

Judgment decision to the school principal or head of administration

school official. Access to such youth files must be guaranteed

limited to the chief or chief administrative officer of

School and any careers advisor it designates.

(9) Nothing in this Act prevents disclosure or

Disclosure of Information or Records Related to

Juveniles are subject to the provisions of Serious Habitual

Offender ComprehensiveAction Program when this information is available

Used to aid in the early detection and treatment of

habitual juvenile delinquents.

(11) The clerk of the district court shall report to the court

Department of StatePolice, in the form and manner required by

the Department of State Police, the final order of each

Minor arrested or taken into custody before his or her death

her 17th birthday for the reportable crimes

under Section 5 of the Criminal Identification Act. information

The information reported to the department under this section may be retained

with records provided by the department pursuant to Section 2.1 of the

Criminal Identification Act.

(12) Information or records may be disclosed to the general

public when the court conducts hearings pursuant to Section

5-805 or 5-810.

(Quelle: P.A. 94-556, Booth 9.11.05.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-905)

Sek. 5-905.Law Enforcement Records.

(1) Law Enforcement Records. Inspection and duplication of laws

Enforcement records maintained by law enforcement agencies

relating to a minor who has been arrested or admitted

Custody before the age of 17 is limited to

The following and if it is necessary for the discharge of their

Official Duties:

(a) A judge of the District Court and members of the

court staff appointed by the judge;

(b) police officers, probation officers or

prosecutors or their staff;

(c) The minor, his or her parents or legal guardian

and their lawyers, but only if the juvenile is already present

charged with a criminal offense;

(d) Boards of Examination for adult and juvenile prisoners;

(e) authorized military personnel;

(f) persons engaged in the research in good faith

Permission of the juvenile court judge and the chief

Manager of the agency that prepared the details

Recording: provided that the publication of this research occurs

does not lead to disclosure of the identity of a minor and protects

the confidentiality of the records;

(g) persons responsible for monitoring or

Provision of temporary or permanent care and assistance to minors

according to the orders of the Juvenile Court

Officials from the Department of Children and Family Services

or the Department of Human Services, which issues the written attestation

that the information will not be passed on to third parties

party, except as required by law or court order;

(h) The appropriate school official. inspection &

Copying is limited to law enforcement records

Submitted by a local to the appropriate school official

Law enforcement agencies under a mutual reporting system

between the school district and furnished and maintained

the local law enforcement agency pursuant to Section 10-20.14 of

the school regulations for minors who are registered at a school

within the school district who was arrested for some reason

Offense classified as a criminal offense or a Class A or B offense

offense.

(2) Information to identify victims and suspected victims of

Sexual offenses may neither be disclosed nor made accessible to the public

Inspection under no circumstances. Nothing in this section

prohibits the victim or alleged victim from committing any sexual offense

prevented from voluntarily revealing their identity.

(3) Appropriate information, reports and records are to be drawn up

available for the department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrections

when a juvenile offender has been taken into custody

Department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections, youth department.

(4) Nothing in this section prohibits inspection

or disclosure of the included photographs to victims and witnesses

in the records of law enforcement agencies upon inspection

or the disclosure is made in the presence of a law enforcement agency

Officer for the purpose of identifying or arresting people

person in the context of a criminal investigation; or

Prosecution.

(5) Law enforcement officials' records of all

Minors under the age of 17 must be accommodated separately

Adult recordings may not be viewed publicly

or the contents of which are made available to the public except as directed by

the court or the initiation of criminal proceedings

permitted or required under section 5-130 or 5-805

Section 5-130 or 5-805 or such person has been convicted of: a

crime and is under investigation before judgment or when

provided by law.

(6) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection (6),

Law enforcement officials may not reveal an individual's identity

Minorin disseminates information to the general public

Arrest, investigator disposition in any case involving a

minor. Any victim or a victim’s parent or legal guardian can

apply to the court for disclosure of name and address

Minor and the minor's parent or legal guardian or both. On

a determination by clear and persuasive evidence of disclosure

is either necessary to enable the victim to seek a civil remedy

against the minor or his parents or guardians, or

both or to protect the victim's person or property from being harmed

is a minor, the court may order disclosure

Information to the victim or to the parent or legal guardian

of the victim solely for the purpose of the victim pursuing a civil claim

Appeal against the minor or his/her parents or appeal

guardian or both or to protect the person of the victim or

property of the minor.

(7) Nothing in this section is intended to prohibit any law

Law Enforcement Authorities when acting in their official capacity

from communication with each other by letter, memorandum,

telex or intelligence alert bulletin or other means

Identity or other relevant information about an individual

under 17 years. The information listed here

Paragraph (7) remains confidential and will not be treated as confidential

publicly disclosed unless otherwise permitted by law.

(8) No one may disclose any information pursuant to this section

unless acting in his official capacity and as

provided by law or court order.

(Source: P.A. 90-590, valid 1-1-99; 91-479, valid 1-1-00.)

(705 ILCS 405/5-915)

Sek. 5-915.Exclusion of juvenile prosecution and

court records.

(1) As soon as a person has reached the age of 17 or

if all juvenile court proceedings concern this person

terminated, whichever is later

request the court to delete relevant law enforcement records

to incidents that occurred before his 17th birthday or 17 years of age

or her juvenile court records, or both, but only in the

the following circumstances:

(a) The minor has been arrested and no application has been made

The criminal complaint was filed with the court clerk;

or

(b) The minor has been charged with a criminal offense and found

not delinquent for that offense; or

(c) the minor has been placed under supervision in accordance with

Section 5-615 and the order of the supervisor apply since then

completed successfully; or

(d) the minor has been convicted of an offense which

would be a Class B misdemeanor, a Class C misdemeanor, or a

Petty or business crimes when committed by an adult.

(2) Any person may petition the court to repeal any law

Enforcement records relating to previous incidents

his or her 17th birthday which did not result in a proceeding

criminal court and all juvenile court records relating to

all convictions except those based on first-degree murder

andsexual offenses, which would be criminal offenses if committed by one

Adult if the person for whom release is sought did not have one

Convictions for a criminal offense since his 17th birthday and:

(a) has reached the age of 21; or

(b) Five years have passed since all juvenile court proceedings were initiated

the proceedings concerning him have been discontinued or

his or her commitment to the departmentjuvenile criminal law

Corrections, youth departmentunder this law

was terminated;

whichever is later of (a) or (b).

(2.5) If a minor is arrested and no application is made

The criminal complaint is filed with the clerk of the district court

pursuant to paragraph (1) paragraph (a) at the time of

Minor is released from custody, the youth officer if

responsible person or another person designated by the arrest

Agency, notifies the minor orally and in writing or

the parents or legal guardians of the minor if the prosecutor

does not apply for criminal charges, the minor has a right

to request that his or her arrest record be erased if the

Minor reaches the age of 17 or when all juvenile courts

the proceedings regarding this minor have been terminated and

that the minor must do so, unless an application for expulsion is made

have a record of arrest and make it available to the minor and the person

Parents or legal guardians of the minor with a deletion notice

Package, including a petition to have juvenile files wiped

obtained from the court clerk.

(2.6) When a minor is accused of a criminal offense and found

not delinquent; or if a minor is subordinate

Section 5-615 Oversight and the Order of Oversight

ends successfully; or if a minor is convicted of a

Offense which would be a class B misdemeanor and a class C misdemeanor

Misdemeanors or a business or petty offense when committed by one

Adult; or when incidents are imminent to a minor

17th birthday that did not lead to criminal proceedings

Court or led to a trial before a juvenile court, and the

The verdicts were not based on murder or first-degree sexuality

criminal offenses which would constitute a criminal offense if committed by an adult; Then

at the time of the judges' conviction or dismissal of the case

informs the defaulting minor of his right to do so

Request for erasure as provided by law and the clerk of the court of

The district court provides a cancellation notice

Package to the delinquent minors, written in simple language,

including a cancellation request, a sample of a completed document

Petition deletion instructions to include the following

Information informing the minor that (i) as soon as the case arises

is deleted, it is treated as if it never happened, (ii) er

or she may apply for waiver of the Petition Fees, (iii) as soon as he or

If she receives a deletion, this may not be necessary

disclose that he or she has had a juvenile delinquency, and (iv) he or

You can submit the application alone or to the authority

Assistance from a lawyer. The judge's failure to inform

to release the defaulting minor from his right of application

The statutory deletion does not justify any substantive legal claim

Right, nor is this failure a reason for: (i) a reversal of a

establishment of a criminal offence, (ii) a new trial; or (iii) a

appeal.

(2.7) The following applies to districts with more than 3,000,000 inhabitants:

The District Court clerk sends a “Notification of a

“Possible Right to Erasure” postcard to the minor im

Address last received by the court clerk on

Date on which the minor turns 17 years of age

Date of birth that the minor has notified to the court

Guardian in the cases referred to in paragraphs (b), (c) and (d) of

subsection (1); and if the minor has reached the age of 21

on the date of birth that the minor or his or her has given to the court

in the cases of paragraph 2 their guardian.

(2.8) The cancellation request for subsection (1) is

basically have the following form:

VOR DEM SHORT CIRCUIT VON…, ILLINOIS

........ COURT PROCEEDINGS

INTHE INTEREST SUBSTANCE) NO.

)

)

...................)

(name of applicant)

Petition to delete youth registers

(705 ILCS 405/5-915 (SUBPART 1))

(Please prepare a separate petition for each violation)

Now come............, supplicant, and ask respectfully

that this honorable court issue an order for the expulsion of all youth

Law enforcement and court records of the applicant and its supporters

It says: "The plaintiff has reached the age of 17,

his/her date of birth is ......, or allJuvenile Court

The proceedings ended on ... whichever came later.

The plaintiff was arrested on ….. by the … police

Division for the crime ......., and:

(Mark with a cross:)

( ) A. No petition was filed with the Court Clerk

Focused.

( ) B. was charged with ... and found not to have committed a criminal offense

die Offensive.

( ) C. A petition was filed and the petition was dismissed

without finding a criminal offense on .....

( ) D. on … placed under supervision in accordance with section

5-615 of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987 and any such order of

Supervision successfully completed on ........

( ) e. was convicted of the offense which would have been a

Class B misdemeanor, a Class C misdemeanor, or a petty crime

or a commercial offense when committed by an adult.

The plaintiff .... was .... was not arrested on the charge in

this or any county other than the fees listed above. If

The petitioner has been arrested on other charges, please list

the following fees:

Fees): ......

Arresting authority(ies): ..........

Disposition/Result: (choose from a. to e. above): .....

THEREFORE the petitioner respectfully asks for this, Honorable Member

The court shall (1) order all law enforcement agencies to expel all

Applicant's records of the incident; and (2) the order

The court clerk requested that all records of it be erased

Applicants to this incident.

.......................

Applicant (signature)

........................

address of the applicant

....................

City (*) State (*) ZIP Code

.................................

Applicant's phone number

Subject to the penalties of perjury under the Civil Code

Procedure, 735 ILCS 5/1-109, I hereby certify that the

The statements in this petition are true and correct, or based on

Information and Belief I believe the same is true.

.......................

Applicant (signature)

The request for deletion for paragraph (2) is to be made

essentially in the following form:

VOR DEM SHORT CIRCUIT VON ........, ILLINOIS

........ COURT PROCEEDINGS

INTHE INTEREST SUBSTANCE) NO.

)

)

...................)

(name of applicant)

Petition to delete youth registers

(705 ILCS 405/5-915 (SUBPART 2))

(Please prepare a separate petition for each violation)

Now come............, supplicant, and ask respectfully

that this honorable court issue an order for the expulsion of all youth

Law enforcement and court records of the applicant and its supporters

It says:

The incident for which the plaintiff is requesting deletion

happened before the plaintiff's 17th birthday and did not happen

lead to proceedings before a criminal court and the plaintiff has

has not been convicted of a criminal offense since he/she was 17 years old

Birthday; And

The incident for which the plaintiff is requesting deletion

happened before the plaintiff's 17th birthday and the

The verdict was not based on murder or first-degree sexuality

offenses which would constitute a criminal offense if committed by an adult, and

The plaintiff has not been convicted of a crime since

his/her 17th birthday.

The plaintiff was arrested on ...... by the ....... police

Department for the offense of ........, and:

(Check which event occurred last :)

( ) A. The plaintiff has reached the age of 21

birthday is .......; or

( ) B. Five years have passed since the juvenile court proceedings

the case against the plaintiff has been dropped; or

the plaintiff's commitment to the Ministry ofyouthful

justicecorrections, youth department,according to the

Deletion of juvenile prosecution and court files

Provisions of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987

quit. The plaintiff ... was ... was not arrested on

Fees in that or any other county other than the fee

listed above. If the applicant was arrested on other grounds

Fees, please list the fees below:

Fees): ..........

Arresting authority(ies): .......

Disposition/Result: (choose a or b above): ..........

THEREFORE the petitioner respectfully asks for this, Honorable Member

The court shall (1) order all law enforcement agencies to expel all

Applicant's records related to that incident; and (2)

order the clerk to erase all relevant records

the petitioner about this incident.

.......................

Applicant (signature)

.......................

address of the applicant

....................

City (*) State (*) ZIP Code

.................................

Applicant's phone number

Subject to the penalties of perjury under the Civil Code

Procedure, 735 ILCS 5/1-109, I hereby certify that the

The statements in this petition are true and correct, or based on

Information and Belief I believe the same is true.

.......................

Applicant (signature)

(3) The chief judge of the county where an arrest was made

charged or charged, or any judge of that circuit

may be appointed by the Chief Justice upon the reviewed application of a

Person who is the subject of an arrest or juvenile court

Procedure in accordance with subsection (1) or (2) of this Section, Arrangement

the law enforcement records or the official court records or both

removed from the official record of the arrest

Authority, the Court Clerk and the Ministry of

State Police. The person whose records are to be deleted must do so

make an application to the court using the appropriate form with his or her name

their current address and notifies the clerk immediately

Notify the district court of any change of address. Notice of Petition

are served on the public prosecutor or the accused public prosecutor

With the duty to prosecute the crime, the Department of

State police and the arresting authority(ies) by the clerk

of the district court. If objected within 90 days

the notice of the petition, the court clerk

sets a date for the hearing after the 90-day objection period has expired.

At the hearing, the court is to hear evidence as to whether the

Erasure should be granted or not. Unless the state

Attorney or prosecutor, the Department of State Police or a

The arresting authority objects to the deletion within 90 days

After notification, the court may issue an expulsion order.

The person whose records are to be deleted must pay the clerk

the district court a fee equal to the costs involved

with deletion of the records by the clerk and the department for

State Police. The clerk sends a certified copy of it

Order to the Department of State Police, the appropriate

Part of the fee to the Department of State Police for

Processing and submit a certified copy of the order to the

arresting authority..

(3.1) The cancellation notification must be essentially

the following form:

VOR DEM SHORT CIRCUIT VON....., ILLINOIS

.... COURT PROCEEDINGS

INTHE INTEREST SUBSTANCE) NO.

)

)

...................)

(name of applicant)

OBSERVE

TO: Prosecutor

AN: Arresting Authority

................

................

................

................

AN:IllinoisStatePolice

....................

....................

ATTENTION: Deletion

You are hereby informed that on ..... at ..... in the courtroom

..., is in ..., before the Lord ..., judge or other

Richter, who sits in his place, I will address then and there

a petition for the deletion of youth files in the sense mentioned above

no matter what time and place you appear.

.......................

Signature of Applicant

.........................

address of the applicant

....................

City (*) State (*) ZIP Code

.................................

Applicant's phone number

PROOF OF SERVICE

On the ....... day of ......, 20..., I declare under oath that I

has served this notice and has true and accurate copies of the

Documents checked above from:

(Mark with a cross:)

Personal delivery of copies to any company where they are located

directed;

or

by sending copies to any legal entity to which they are addressed

Deposit the same with the US Post Office, postage due

prepaid, before 5:00 p.m., in the United States

Post depot is located in .................

.........................................

Signature

Court Clerk or Deputy Court Clerk

Printed Name of Offending Minor/Applicant: ....

Address: ........................................

Telephone number: ................................

(3.2) The deletion order essentially applies

the following form:

VOR DEM SHORT CIRCUIT VON....., ILLINOIS

.... COURT PROCEEDINGS

INTHE INTEREST SUBSTANCE) NO.

)

)

...................)

(name of applicant)

Birth date ................

arresting authority(ies) ......

ORDER TO DELETE

(705 ILCS 405/5-915 (SUBPART 3))

This matter was heard at the request of the petitioner and

However, the court, which was extensively advised on site, determined this

The applicant is destitute or has provided a valid reason for being so

waive all costs in this matter, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:

( ) 1. Court Clerks and State Police Expenses

is hereby waived.

( ) 2. Das Illinois State Police Bureau of Identification

and the following law enforcement agencies delete all records

of the petitioner in connection with an arrest of ...... for the

offense of ......

Law Enforcement Agencies:

.........................

.........................

( ) 3. It is also ordered that the Clerk of the Court

The court deletes all documents related to the above case.

INPUT: ......................

RICHTER

DATUM: .......

Name:

Lawyer for:

Address: City/State/Postal Code:

Attorney number:

(3.3) The notice of objection must be essentially

the following form:

VOR DEM SHORT CIRCUIT VON....., ILLINOIS

....................... COURT PROCEEDINGS

INTHE INTEREST SUBSTANCE) NO.

)

)

...................)

(name of applicant)

notice of objection

AN: (lawyer, public defender, minor)

.................................

.................................

AN:(IllinoisStatePolice)

.................................

.................................

TO:(Court Clerk)

.................................

.................................

Judge)

.................................

.................................

AN:(arrest authority/authorities)

.................................

.................................

ATTENTION: This is to inform you that an objection has been received

submitted by the following entity regarding the above minors

Application for deletion of youth files:

( ) Public prosecutor;

( ) Public Prosecutor (other than the Public Prosecutor's Office) charged

with the obligation to prosecute the intended crime;

( ) Department of Illinois State Police; oder

( ) arresting authority(ies).

The agency reviewed above respectfully requests this case

continue and be scheduled for hearing on deletion

should be granted or not.

DATUM: .......

Name:

Lawyer for:

Address:

City, State, Zip Code:

Telephone:

Attorney no.:

FOR USE BY COURT STAFF ONLY

This matter has been scheduled for hearing under the foregoing

Objection, on ...... in space ...., located in ....., before

Honorable ....., judge or any judge who sits in his place.

(Only one hearing will be scheduled, regardless of the number

notices of opposition in the same case).

A copy of this completed Notice of Appeal, containing the following:

The court date, time and place were transmitted through regular US channels.

Mail to the following entities. (If more than one message from

An objection must be filed in the same case in each case

completed with date, time and place of court and mailed to

the following units):

( ) Attorney, Public Defender or Minor;

( ) Public prosecutor;

( ) Public Prosecutor (other than the Public Prosecutor's Office) charged

with the obligation to prosecute the intended crime;

( ) Department of Illinois State Police; Und

( ) arresting authority(ies).

Datum: ......

Initials of clerk completing this section: .....

(4) By issuing an order for the deletion of files or files, the

Offense relating to the records or files is to be dealt with

if it had never happened police officers and other public bodies

Offices and agencies must duly respond to requests that no

There is no record or file related to the person.

(5) Not deleted records are sealed and

can only be obtained under the terms of Sections 5-901,

5-905 and 5-915.

(6) Nothing in this Section shall be construed as a prohibition

the maintenance of information related to a crime

Records or files relating to the offense were deleted when

The information is kept in a way that is remarkable

Identification of the perpetrator. This information may only be

Used for statistical and serious research purposes.

(7)(a) The State Appeals Attorney finds that

up to December 31, 2004 maintain and carry out youth work

Deletion program to provide information and support

Minors entitled to have their juvenile register files erased.

(b) The State Appeals Defender prepares pamphlets,

Brochures and other materials in print and through the

Agency website. The brochures and other materials

must contain at least the following information:

(i) A Statement of State Juvenile Detention

Procedure;

(ii) The circumstances in which the young person

deletion may occur;

(iii) The juvenile offenses that can be eliminated;

(iv) The steps required to initiate and complete

Juvenile Expulsion Procedures; and

(v) Instructions for contacting the State Appellate Body

Defender.

(c) The State Appeals Attorney finds and

maintain a nationwide toll-free number that a person has

may be used to obtain information or assistance regarding the

Deletion of juvenile files. The State Appeals Attorney

will promote the toll-free number nationwide. The

The State Appeals Attorney must work out a deletion

Information pack that can be sent to eligible searchers

Deletion of their youth files, which may also include, but

is not limited to a pre-printed cancellation petition

Instructions for completing the petition and a brochure

Contain information that would assist individuals in doing so

the juvenile justice process.

(d) The State Appellatee Attorney establishes a statewide case

List of volunteer attorneys willing to provide eligible assistance

individuals through the juvenile justice system.

(e) This section will be implemented from funds

handed over by the General Assembly to the State Complaints Authority

defender for this purpose. The State Appeals Attorney must

Hire the necessary staff and enact the necessary rules

implementation of this section.

(8)(a) With the exception of law enforcement agencies:

Correctional authority, prosecutors or others

Prosecutors cannot consider a deleted juvenile file

by a private or public body in employment matters,

certification, licensing, revocation of certification or

License or Registration. Applications for employment are required

contain specific wording stating that the applicant is not

obliged to disclose deleted conviction files of juveniles

or arrest. Employers are not allowed to ask if an applicant had one

Juvenile criminal record cleared. With effect from January 1, 2005, the

The Department of Labor creates a link to the Department

Website to inform employers that employers are not allowed to ask if a

The plaintiff's juvenile criminal record and this application were deleted

for employment must contain specific wording stating so

The applicant is not obliged to disclose expelled juveniles

Records of arrests or convictions.

(b) A person whose juvenile record has been deleted

no entitlement to waiver of fines, costs or other funds

paid as a result of cancellation. This amending law of

The 93rd General Assembly does not affect the right of

Victim of a crime that requires criminal prosecution or civil defense

damage.

(Source: P.A. 93-912, effective 12/8/04; revised 10/14/04.)

Section 21.The law on the rights of victims and witnesses of crime

is amended by amending Sections 4.5, 5, 8.5 and 9 as follows:

(725 ILCS 120/4,5)

Sek. 4.5.Procedures for implementing the rights of criminals

the victims.In order to grant victims of crime their rights, law enforcement agencies must

Prosecutors, judges and prisons will provide information

if necessary, one of the following methods:

(a) At the request of the crime victim, the law enforcement authorities

The authorities investigating the case communicate this

Status of the investigation, except where the prosecutor is responsible

notes that disclosure of such information would occur

interfere unreasonably with the investigation up to that point

how the alleged attacker is arrested or how the investigation is going

closed.

(b) The Office of the Public Prosecutor:

(1) must inform about the submission of information,

the return of a charge that makes criminal prosecution possible for everyone

a violent crime is started or a petition is filed

convict a minor of a violent crime as a criminal;

(2) announces the date, time and place

of the process;

(3) or victim advocate staff must provide

Information on social services and financial support

available to victims of crime, including information about

how to apply for these services and support;

(4) In the securing of stolen or other personal items is to assist

Law Enforcement Property for

returned as soon as possible for evidence or other purposes

possible, according to the procedures set out in Section

115-9 of the 1963 Code of Criminal Procedure;

(5) or Victim Advocate staff will arrange for the provision

appropriate employer matchmaking services to ensure this

The victims' employers will cooperate with the criminal

Justice system to minimize the loss of a worker

payment and other benefits resulting from court hearings;

(6) has to provide information about a

Safe waiting area during a court proceeding that does not

require the victim to be in close proximity to the accused; or

Youth accused of violent crime and their family members

and friends;

(7) must inform the victim of the crime

Right to the presence of a translator at every court

Procedure;

(8) In the event of a person's death, what death

occurred in the same transaction or event

There are acts that a defendant is charged with

In the event of a crime, the spouse, parents, child or siblings must be notified

of the deceased on the day of the trial against the person or

persons allegedly responsible for the death;

(9) The victim must be informed of the right to receive

Presence at all court proceedings, subject to the rules of

Evidence, a proponent or other supporter of the

Victim choice and the right to hire a lawyer

at the victim's own expense, which will be submitted after written notice

with the clerk and the prosecutor, is closed

Receive copies of all notices, motions and court orders

thereafter be filed in the case, in the same manner as if

The victim in the case was a named party. And

(10) The pronouncement of judgment must be done in good faith

Try to explain what is the minimum time required for this

The accused may actually be physically detained. The

The public prosecutor's office will also notify you of this

The victim of a crime has the right to demand something from the prisoner

Information from the Examination Board on the publication of the

Defendant pursuant to subparagraph (d)(1) of this Section; And

(11) applies for reimbursement at the sentencing hearing and must

Consider the refund as provided in any appeal hearing

by law.

(c) At the written request of the crime victim, the Bureau

The prosecutor should:

(1) Give reasonable notice in advance

the following court proceedings: preliminary hearing, possibly

The hearing may result in the accused being released

to be released from detention or to change the conditions of attachment

judgment hearing. The victim of the crime must also be notified

sufficient to set aside the court proceedings

Time, wherever possible, to prevent an unnecessary

court appearances;

(2) give notice within a reasonable time

Receipt of the Custodian's notification of the release of the

Defendant on bail or personal acknowledgment or release

from the detention of a minor who since a

violent crime;

(3) In non-technical language, explain the details of each

Cause of action or judgment of a defendant or a judgment of a

Juvenile delinquent for a violent crime;

(4) If possible, consult the crime victim

before the prosecutor makes an offer

reach an agreement with the defendant or enter into negotiations

with the defendant about a possible agreement,

and, if necessary, checks the written victim impact statement

prepared before entering into a settlement agreement;

(5) Announcement of the final disposition of the

Cases arising out of an allegation or information, or a

Application for conviction of a juvenile as a criminal

a violent crime;

(6) Notification of any appeal filed by the Respondent

and information on how to contact the relevant agency

handling of the complaint;

(7) Notification of any request for re-sentencing

review filed by the defendant under Article 122 of the Code

of the 1963 criminal proceeding and the date, time and

Location of any hearing regarding the petition. Whenever

The oral hearing is to be announced in advance if possible;

(8) forward a copy of the statements listed below

Section 6 to the Prisoner Review Board for consideration

the Board of Directors in its decision under subsection (b)

of Section 3-3-8 of the Unified Code of Corrections.

(d) (1) The Prisoner Review Board notifies a victim or

any other citizen concerned, upon written request, who

release of the prisoner on parole, mandatory release under supervision,

electronic arrest, release to work or by the administrator of

Dismissal of a person who has been classified as a criminal

for a violent felony from federal custody and the Sheriff of

the relevant district of final discharge of such person

from district custody. The Prisoner Review Board, upon written request

Upon request, it must be made available to a victim or other concerned person

Citizens a recent photo of a person convicted of a

crimes, after his release from custody. The prisoner

Upon written request, the review panel will inform a victim or

every other affected citizen, if possible, at least 7 days beforehand

until the release of the prisoner on vacation of the times and dates of

such a vacation. At the written request of the victim or another person

If an affected citizen is affected, the prosecutor must notify the person

once the time and date of the release of a convicted prisoner

to periodic detention. The basis of the notification is

Latest information about the victim or other people involved

Residence of the citizen or other place available to him

notifying authority. For the purposes of this paragraph (1) of

Subsection (d) "concerned citizen" includes relatives of

Victim, victim's friends, witnesses to the crime, or others

other person associated with the victim or prisoner.

(2) If the defendant was bound

Human Services Division as described in Section 5-2-4 or

any other provision of the Unified Code of Corrections that

The victim can request to be notified of the release

Authority to Release Defendant from State Custody.

(3) In the event of an escape from state custody, the

Corrections Departmentor the youth department

justiceimmediately notify the Prisoner Review Board

about the escape and the Prisoner Review Board notifies him

The victim. The notification is to be based on most of them

Current information about the victim's place of residence or similar

Place available to the Board of Directors. If no such information is available

available, the Board will make all reasonable efforts

to collect the information and make the report. When

The fugitive is arrested, the Department of Corrections

or the Ministry of Juvenile Justiceshould immediately

notify the Prisoner Review Board and the Board will notify

The victim.

(4) The victim of the crime for which the prisoner is responsible

Convicts do not receive adequate written notice

less than 15 days before the parole hearing and possibly

in writing, on film, videotape or in any other electronic form

By means of or in the form of a recording or personally on site

parole hearing, or if you are a victim of a violent crime

calling the toll-free number specified in subsection (f).

of this section, information for examination by the

Prisoner Review Board. The victim must be notified within 24 hours

7 days after the prisoner was granted parole

be informed about the right to inspect the probation register

Decisions under subsection (g) of Section

3-3-5 of the Unified Code of Corrections. The regulations

This paragraph (4) is subject to the open parole hearings

Akt.

(5) If a statement is submitted in accordance with Section 6, the

The Prisoner Review Board informs the victim of each order

Discharge entered by the Board pursuant to Section 3-3-8

of the Uniform Prison Code.

(6) At the written request of the crime victim

what the prisoner was sentenced for, the Prisoner Review

The board notifies the victim of the prisoner's death

if the prisoner died during the probationary or compulsory period

supervised release.

(7) If a defendant who is the

Corrections Department, the youth department

Justice,or the Department of Human Services will be fired or

discharged and then assigned to the department for

Human Services as a sexually violent person and victim

had requested notification from the licensing authority

the release of the accused from state custody, the

The approving authority provides the Ministry of

Human Services such information that would allow

Department of Human Services to contact the victim.

(e) The officials referred to in this section may meet some or

all of their notification requirements and otherwise

Information through participation in a nationwide victims and

Witness notification system set up by attorney

General according to section 8.5 of this law.

(f) To enable a victim of violent crime to provide services

information to the Prisoner Review Board for consideration

the board at a parole hearing of a person who committed it

Crimes against the victim under Section (d)(4) of

this section or in any process to determine the terms of

mandatory supervised release of a person sentenced to a

Determination of the penalty or in a hearing on the cancellation of the mandatory penalty

supervised release of a person convicted at a specified time

sentence, the board will set up a toll-free number that is possible

the victim of a violent crime can access it to depict it

information to the board of directors.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-235, Booth 07.22.03.)

(725 ILCS 120/5)(from chap. 38, para. 1405)

Sek. 5.Rights of Witnesses.

(a) Witnesses as defined in Section 3 subsection (b) of

This law has the following rights:

(1) to be notified by the Office of the State

Advocate of all court proceedings involving the witness

You must be present a reasonable amount of time in advance

join the process and be notified of the cancellation

to be informed in good time of any planned court proceedings

prevent unnecessary court appearances, where

possible;

(2) to make available to the relevant employer

Public Prosecutor's Intercession Services

or the victim advocacy staff to ensure employers do so

Number of witnesses will cooperate with the criminal justice system

System to minimize an employee's loss of wages and

other services resulting from court hearings;

(3) Provide safe waiting whenever possible

Area during court proceedings that is not required

Witnesses must be in the immediate vicinity of the accused and their relatives

families and friends;

(4) Notification by the Office of

Prosecutor, if necessary, of the right to a

translatorpresent whenever the witness is present

necessary.

(b) At the written request of the witness, the witness

should:

(1) Received a notice from the Office of the State

Attorney for any post-conviction review request filed by

the accused under Article 122 of the Criminal Code

Proceedings of 1963 and the date, time and location of all

Hearing on motion for reconviction

Review; Whenever possible, announcement of the hearing on

The petition must be submitted in advance.

(2) received notification from the regulatory authority

Release of the accused from state custody if the accused

was placed under the Department of Human Services

Section 5-2-4 or other provision of the Unified Code of

Corrections;

(3) received notice from the Prisoner Review Board

the prisoner's escape from state custody, according to the Board

was informed of the escape by the Department of

correctionsor the Ministry of Juvenile Justice;if that

Fugitive is arrested, the Correctional Authorityor

the Department of Juvenile Justicesollsofort

notify the Prisoner Review Board and the Board will notify

The witness;

(4) received a notice from the Prisoner Review Board of

prisoner release on parole, electronic detention,

Work clearance or mandatory supervised clearance and the

Prisoner's final release from parole, electronic

Detention, dismissal from work or forced release under supervision.

(Quelle: P.A. 91-357, effective 7/29/99.)

(725 ILCS 120/8,5)

Sek. 8.5.Nationwide Victim and Witness Notification

System.

(a) The Attorney General may identify a crime victim and

Witness notification system to assist public officials

Carrying out their duties to notify and inform victims of crime

and witnesses pursuant to Section 4.5 of this Act as counsel

Generally specified by rule. The system must perform the required download

information from participating officers into his computers,

where it should be maintained, updated and done automatically

be transmitted to victims and witnesses by telephone, computer or

written note.

(b) Das Illinois Department of Corrections,the Department

of juvenile justice,the Department of HumanServices and the

The Prisoner Review Board works with the Attorney General

in the implementation of this section and ensures that

Information necessary for the effective operation of the

System.

(c) Prosecutors, Court Clerks and Local Law

Law enforcement and correctional authorities may step in

Agreements with the Attorney General to participate in the

System. The Attorney General can provide those who wish to do so

Join with the equipment, software or training

necessary to bring their offices into the system.

(d) Providing information to victims of crime and

Witnesses via the Attorney General's notification system

meets the appropriate requirements of a particular state or local official

Obligation according to Section 4.5 to provide the information.

(e) The Attorney General may telephone,

electronic or other public access to the database has been set up

under this section.

(f) The Attorney General shall issue the necessary rules

Implement this section. The rules should include, but not be

limited to provisions for the scope and operation of any

System and procedures that the Attorney General may put in place

Requirements and standards for entering into agreements

participate in the system and devices, software,

or education.

(g) It is set up in the law firm

General advice on notifying victims and witnesses of crime

Committee composed of victim advocates, sheriffs,

Prosecutors, Court Clerks, Illinois Department

of corrections,the Department of Juvenile Justice,And

Staff of the Prisoner Review Board, Attorney General

decides on the appointment. The Attorney General appoints one

Member to Chair of the Committee.

(1) The Committee consults and advises the

Attorney General regarding the exercise of the legal profession

The general's powers under this section, including but not limited to

limited to:

(i) the design, scope and operation of the

notification system;

(ii) the content of any rules adopted for implementation

this department;

(iii) procurement of hardware, software, etc

Support for the system, including the choice of supplier or

Operator; And

(iv) the acceptance of agreements with and the

Providing equipment, software or training to officials

who want to participate in the system.

(2) The Committee reviews the status and functioning

of the system and report on all findings and recommendations

for changes to the Attorney General and the General

Meeting by November 1st of each year.

(3) The members of the committee receive No

Compensation for their services as members of

rejects, however, can be reimbursed for their actual costs

arising from the work on the committee.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-258, Stand 1.1.04.)

(725 ILCS 120/9)(from chap. 38, para. 1408)

Sek. 9.This law does not limit any rights or

Responsibilities otherwise due to or imposed on victims

or witnesses to violent crime, nor does it grant one to anyone

Claim for damages or attorneys' fees. Any act of

Omission or inspection by a law enforcement officer or county

clerk or prosecutor, from the Attorney General,

Prisoner Review Board, Department of Corrections,Die

Department of Juvenile Justice,human services department,

or another government agency or private entity under contract

pursuant to Section 8 or by an employee of a government agency

or a private entity acting under a contract under Section 8

to provide assistance in good faith to a crime victim; or

Any other enforcement of this law will not create civil liability

to the natural or legal person or their manager or

Employer. Nothing in this law is intended to create a basis for an eviction

a conviction or cause for appeal of an offender

Case. Failure by a crime victim to receive notification

is necessary, but may not deprive the court of its powers

act in relation to the proceedings pending before him; nor will anyone do such a thing

Failure grants the defendant the right to seek continuation.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-258, Stand 1.1.04.)

Section 22.The law to combat sexually violent persons applies

amended by amending Sections 15 and 75 as follows:

(725 ILCS 207/15)

Sek. 15.Petition for Sexually Violent Persons; Contents;

Submission.

(a) A petition alleging that a person is sexually violent

Person can be submitted by:

(1) The Attorney General at the request of the Agency

with jurisdiction over the person as defined in subsection

(a) by Section 10 of this Act or on its own initiative.

If the Attorney General, after consultation and deliberation

the prosecutor of the district referred to in the paragraph

(a)(2) of this section decides to submit a request pursuant to

In this section, he or she must submit the application before the

Date of release or discharge of the person or within 30

Days of placement on probation or under mandatory supervision

Release for an offense listed in paragraph (e).

Section 5 of this Act.

(2) If the Attorney General does not submit an application

Under this section, the county attorney general has jurisdiction

the person has been convicted of sexual violence

Offense convicted of sexual violence

Criminal offense or found not guilty or not responsible for a

sexual violent offense due to mental illness, mental illness

Illness or mental disability can apply.

(3) The Attorney General and the Public Prosecutor

referred to in paragraph (a)(2) of this Section, together.

(b) A petition filed under this section will indicate this

All of the following apply to the person alleged to be a

sexually violent person:

(1) The person meets one of the following criteria:

(A) The person has been convicted of sexual harassment

violent crime;

(B) The person was hired for a. found to be punishable

sexually violent offense; or

(C) The person was found not guilty: a

sexually violent offense of mental illness, insanity

illness or mental defect.

(2) (Teaching).

(3) (Learning).

(4) The person has a mental disorder.

(5) The person is dangerous to others because the

A person's mental disorder creates a significant probability

that he or she will commit acts of sexual violence.

(b-5) The petition must be submitted:

(1) No more than 90 days prior to discharge or entry

mandatory supervised release from a department for

Corrections correctional facility for a sentence that was

is imposed on a conviction for a sexual assault offense,

or for a penalty being served at the same time or

back to back with asexual violence and no more

than 30 days after the person's entry into probation or

mandatory supervised release; or

(2) Not more than 90 days before dismissal or dismissal:

(A) from a department forjuvenile criminal law

correctionsJuvenile detention center if the

The person was taken to the facility for the court hearing

Offenders under Section 5-20 of the Juvenile Courts Act

of 1987 or found guilty under Section 5-620 of that statute

due to an act of sexual violence; or

(B) from a commitment order entered as

result of a sex crime.

(c) A petition submitted under this section must contain the following:

Particularity essential facts to determine the probable cause

believe the person is a sexually violent person. If the

Petition states that it is a sexually violent crime or act

a basis for the claim under paragraph (b)(1).

Section was an act that was intended to be sexually motivated

pursuant to Section 5, paragraph (e)(2) of this Act, the Petition

It shall state the grounds on which the crime or act is alleged

be sexually motivated.

(d) A petition under this section must be filed in either country

of the following:

(1) The district court for the district in which the

person has been convicted of an act of sexual violence,

convicted criminal of a sexually violent crime or

found not guilty of an act of sexual violence

Insanity, insanity or mental disorder.

(2) The district court for the district in which the

Person is in pre-trial detention due to a sentence, accommodation in a

Department of correctional facility or correctional facilityA

Juvenile Justice Departmentjuvenile detention

facility or an obligation arrangement.

(Source: P.A. 91-227, valid 1-1-00; 91-357, valid 7-29-99; 92-16,

eff.6-28-01.)

(725 ILCS 207/75)

Sek. 75.Notice of parole, dismissal,

Escape, death, or court-ordered change of custody status of

a prisoner or a civil sexually violent person.

(a) The term used in this section:

(1) "Sexual violence" is an act or attempt

Action that provides a basis for a claim made in a petition

pursuant to paragraph (b)(1) of Section 15 of this Act.

(2) "Family Member" means spouse, child,

Siblings, parents or guardians.

(3) "Victim" is a person against whom an act was committed

Sexual violence was committed.

(b) If the court finds a sexual act committed under civil law

violent person on parole under section 40 or 60

of this Act or dismiss a person under Section 65, or if a

prisoner or civil sexually violent person escapes,

dies or is subject to a court-ordered custody change

Status of the prisoner or sexually violent person who

The department will make a reasonable attempt where possible

found to notify all following people who have requested this

Notification under this Act or under the Crime Laws

Victim and Witness Law:

(1) Which of the following is appropriate

pursuant to the provisions of subsection (a)(3):

(A) The victim of the sexual assault.

(B) An adult family member of the victim, if

Victims died as a result of the sexual violence.

(C) The victim's parent or legal guardian, if the

The victim is younger than 18 years.

(2) The Corrections Departmentor the department for

juvenile criminal law.

(c) The notice pursuant to subsection (b) of this Section must

Notify the law enforcement agencyor the department for

juvenile criminal lawand the person notified pursuant to paragraph (b)(1).

of this section the name of the person committed under this section

law and the date the person will be conditionally released,

been released, or when a prisoner or civilian has committed sexual acts

A violent person escapes, dies, or becomes a victim of violence

court-ordered change of custody of the detainee; or

sexually violent person. The Ministry sends the message

Postmarked at least 7 days before the date the person committed

conditionally discharged, discharged or

if it is a prisoner or a sexually violent person committed under civil law

escapes, dies, or undergoes a court-ordered change

custody status of the prisoner or sexually violent person,

unless exceptional circumstances do not permit prior written notice

Notification to the Correctional Authorityor the

Juvenile Justice Departmentand the last known address of

the person notified pursuant to paragraph (b)(1) of this Section.

(d) The department designs and prepares maps

send to the persons referred to in paragraph (b)(1) of this section

to the department. There must be room on the cards for these people

their names and addresses as well as the name of the person

committed under this law and any other information that

Department determines if it is necessary. The department should

Give the cards to the Attorney General for free

Prosecutors. The Attorney General and the prosecutors

makes the tickets available to the specified persons free of charge

in paragraph (b)(1) of this section. These people are allowed to broadcast

completed cards to the department. All or part of the Records

Department records relating to mailing addresses of

These persons are not subject to inspection or imitation

Section 3 of the Freedom of Information Act.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-885, Stand 8.6.04.)

Section 25.The Uniform Corrective Code is amended by

Addition of Article 2.5 to Chapter III and amendment of Sections

3-1-2, 3-2-2, 3-2-5, 3-2-6, 3-3-3, 3-3-4, 3-3-5, 3-3-9, 3- 4-3,

3-5-1, 3-5-3.1, 3-6-2, 3-9-1, 3-9-2, 3-9-3, 3-9-4, 3-9-5,

3-9-6, 3-9-7, 3-10-1, 3-10-2, 3-10-3, 3-10-4, 3-10-5, 3-10-6,

3-10-7, 3-10-8, 3-10-9, 3-10-10, 3-10-11, 3-10-12, 3-10-13,

3-15-2, 3-16-5 and 5-8-6 and the heading of Article 9 of

Chapter III as follows:

(730 ILCS 5/3-1-2)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-1-2)

Sek. 3-1-2.The definition.

(a) “Chief Administrative Officer” means the person

entrusted by the director with the exercise of powers and duties

the Department of Corrections in relation to persons committed

within a correctional facility or facility and includes the

Head of a youth center or institution.

(a-5) “Sex Offense” as used in paragraph (16) of

Subsection (a) of Section 3-3-7, paragraph (10) of Subsection

(a) of Section 5-6-3 and paragraph (18) of subsection (c) of

Section 5-6-3.1 means only:

(i) A breach of any of the following sections of the

Criminal Code 1961: 10-7 (Assistance to child

Kidnapping pursuant to Section 10-5(b)(10)),10-5(b)(10) (Child).

luring), 11-6 (indecent solicitation of a child), 11-6.5

(indecent solicitation of an adult), 11-15.1 (solicitation

for a teenage prostitute), 11-17.1 (keeping a place of

Youth prostitution), 11-18.1(Patronising a youth

prostitutes), 11-19.1 (youth pimping), 11-19.2

(exploitation of a child), 11-20.1 (child pornography),

12-14.1 (rapid sexual abuse of a child) or

12-33 (ritualized abuse of a child). An attempt to commit

any of these crimes.

(ii) A breach of any of the following Sections of

the Penal Code of 1961: 12-13 (criminal sexual assault),

12–14 (severe sexual assault), 12–16

(serious criminal sexual abuse) and subsection (a) of

Section 12-15 (criminal sexual abuse). An attempt to commit

one of these crimes.

(iii) A breach of any of the following Sections of

the Penal Code of 1961 if the accused is not

Victim's Parent:

10-1 (kidnapping),

10-2 (Aggravated Kidnapping),

10-3 (unlawful retention),

10-3.1 (Aggravated Unlawful Restraint).

An attempt to commit any of these offenses.

(iv) A violation of any prior law of that state

is essentially equivalent to the offenses listed here

Subsection (a-5).

A crime that violates federal law or the law of another

State substantially corresponding to an offense listed in

This subsection (a-5) constitutes a sex offense

Purpose of this subsection (a-5). A finding or judgment as

a sexually dangerous person as defined by a federal statute or statute of

another condition essentially analogous to that of the sexual

The Dangerous Persons Act constitutes a decision for a

Sexual offenses as defined in this subsection (a-5).

(b) “Commitment” means a court-ordered placement

in the custody of the Department of Corrections on the basis of

crime or conviction.

(c) “Committed Person” means a person who advocates for it

department, but a dedicated person is out of the question

to be a law enforcement officer to anyone

Purpose, including entitlement to a pension, social benefits, etc

other rewards or rights or privileges that may exist

made available to the department staff.

(d) "Prison or Correctional Facility" means any

Building or part of a building in which dedicated people are accommodated

in a secured way.

(e)In the case of functions performed before the effective date

Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly,

“Department” means the law enforcement agency of that State.

In the case of functions performed on or after the Effective Date

Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly,

“Department” has the meaning assigned in the subsection

(f-5).

(F)In the case of functions performed before the effective date

Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly,

“Director” means the director of the Correctional Authority.

In the case of functions performed on or after the Effective Date

Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly,

"Director" has the meaning given to it in subsection (f-5).

(f-5) In the case of functions performed on or after

Effective Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Assembly, references to "department" or "director" refer to

either the corrections department or the director of

Corrections or to the Department of Juvenile Justice or the

Director of Juvenile Justice unless context is specific

the Department of Juvenile Justice or the Director of Juvenile Justice

Justice.

(g) “Release” means the definitive termination of an obligation

to the correctional facility.

(h) “Discipline” means the rules and regulations for

Maintaining order and protection of people and property

within the institutions and facilities of the department and

their enforcement.

(i) “Escape” means intentional and unauthorized escape

Absence of a dedicated person from the care of the

Department.

(j) “Holiday” means an approved leave of absence from

the Department of Corrections for a specific purpose and

Period of time.

(k) “Probation” means conditional and revocable release

a dedicated individual under the supervision of a probation officer.

(l) “Prisoner Review Board” means the body established in

Section 3-3-1(a), regardless of department, for review

Rules and regulations regarding good time credits, until

Hearing the Department's charges against certain individuals

Prisoners are accused of violating department rules

in terms of goodtime credits to safely set release dates

Prisoners convicted under the law in force before the law

Entry into force of this Amendment Act 1977 to hear requests

and make recommendations to the governor in that regard

pardon, stay or commutation to set conditions for parole

andmandatory supervised release and determination of whether

Violations of these terms shall justify revocation of probation or

to release and take over all other previously exercised functions

from Illinois Word and Pardon Board.

(m) Whenever medical treatment, service, advice or

This Uniform Correction Code refers to due diligence, e.g

The term may be construed within its limitations by the department or court

Discretion, including treatment, service or advice from a

Suitable for Christian Science practitioners or nurses

thus whenever a corresponding request is made by a data subject

the provisions of this law.

(n) “Sacrifice” has the meaning ascribed to it

Subsection (a) of Section 3 of the Bill of Rights for Victims

and witnesses to violent crime.

(Quelle: P.A. 94-159, Booth 7.11.05.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-2-2)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-2-2)

Sek. 3-2-2.Authority and duties of the department.

(1) In addition to the powers, duties and responsibilities

which are otherwise provided for by law, is the responsibility of the ministry

the following powers:

(a) to admit persons who have been required to do so by the courts

this state for care, custody, treatment and

Rehabilitation and reception of federal prisoners and aliens

over whom the office of Federal Detention Trustee stands

authorized to exercise federal custody

limited purposes and time periods.

(b) Develop and maintain reception and evaluation

Custody Analysis Units and

Rehabilitation needs of dedicated people

Assign these individuals to institutions and programs

control or transfer them to other appropriate bodies. In

Consultation with the Department of Alcoholism and

Substance Abuse (now Department of Human Services), the

The Department of Corrections is to develop a master plan for this

the review and evaluation of people who are committed to it

caregivers who have problems with alcohol or drug abuse, and for

providing appropriate treatment to those individuals;

The departments shall report on this to the General Assembly

Plan no later than April 1, 1987. The maintenance and

The implementation of such a plan depends on it

Availability of Funds.

(b-1) Creation and implementation, on January 1, 2002, a

Pilot program to establish the effectiveness of

Pupillometer technology (the measurement of the number of pupils).

Response to light) as an alternative to a urine test for

Purposes of screening and evaluating volunteers

Custody is for those who have alcohol or drug problems. The pilot

The program requires pupillometer technology

Used in at least one law enforcement agency.

The director can add one to the pilot program

additional facility or facilities at its discretion

appropriate. It must contain at least 4,000 tests

the pilot program. The department must report to the

General Assembly on the effectiveness of the program of

1 January 2003.

(b-5) To be developed in consultation with the department

the state police, a program to track and evaluate each individual

inmate from placement to release to admission of his or her

their gang affiliation, activities, or ranks.

(c) To maintain and administer all state correctional facilities

Institutions and bodies under its control and at

establish new ones if necessary. Within the scope of his authority to do so

Establishment of new institutions and bodies, the Department

may grant approval with the written approval of the governor

the Department of Central Management Services to conclude

an agreement of the type described in subsection (d).

Section 405-300 of the Department of Central Management

Services Law (20 ILCS 405/405-300). The department should

Name the institutions that should form them

State Penitentiary System.

As part of its power to create new institutions and

The Ministry can authorize the Ministry to establish facilities

Central administrative services accept offers from counties

and municipalities for the construction, conversion or

Remodeling of a structure to be rented to the department

Corrections for the purpose of his work as

correctional facility or institution. such a construction,

Conversions or conversions can be financed with revenue bonds

issued pursuant to the Industrial Building Revenue Bond Act

by the community or district. The rental agreement specified in an offer

must be for a period not shorter than the time required for it

withdraw all revenue bonds used to fund the project, but

not exceed 40 years. The lease can be granted to the state

the option to acquire the structure entirely.

After receipt of the offers, the Ministry can issue a certificate

one or more bids and transmits these bids

submitted to the General Assembly for approval. After approval of an offer

by a constitutional majority of both Houses of General

Assembly, by joint decision, the Ministry of

CentralManagement Services may enter into a contract

with the county or municipality pursuant to this offer.

(c-5) Development and maintenance of regional youth facilities

Setting up detention centers and charging the counties a daily allowance

as determined by the department to cover costs

Placement of each minor in a center. In this subsection (c-5)

“Juvenile Detention Center” means a detention facility

Minors during court hearing who were transferred

from proceedings under the Juvenile Courts Act from 1987 to

prosecutions under the criminal laws of that State in

pursuant to Section 5-805 of the Juvenile Courts Act of

1987, whether the transfer was by operation of law or

permitted under this section. The department should

Determine the counties to be served by each region

juvenile detention center.

(d) To develop and maintain control programs,

Rehabilitation and employment of dedicated individuals within

its institutions.

(e) Establishment of a monitoring and advisory system

committed people in the community.

(f) To be established in cooperation with the Department of

Transport to supply a sufficient number of prisoners

for use by the Department of Transportation to clean up the

Garbage and trash along the state, county, municipality or

municipal highways as determined by the Ministry of

Transport. The Correctional Authority at

If requested by the Department of Transport, the following must be submitted

such prisoners at least annually for a period to be agreed

between the Director of Corrections and the Director

of transportation. The prisoners used in this program should

be selected by the head of the correctional facility

basis which he considers appropriate in view of their tenure,

Behavior and acquired entitlement to participate

Program - where they will be outside of the prison facility

but still in the custody of the Correctional Service.

Prisoners convicted of First Degree or Class X Murder

crime or armed violence, or aggravated kidnapping, or

criminal sexual assault, serious criminal sexual abuse

or a subsequent criminal sex abuse conviction, or

forcible detention or arson or a convicted prisoner a

Habit criminals cannot be selected

participate in such a program. The prisoners should stay

Prisoners in the custody of the Correctional Services

and this department is supposed to provide the security that is there

necessary. The Ministry of Transport provides

Trucks and equipment for the highway cleaning program and

Personnel to monitor and direct the program. Neither the

Department of Corrections noch das Department of

Transport replaces each regular employee with one

Prisoner.

(g) to keep records of those engaged to do so; and

to set up research, statistical and

Planning.

(h) To investigate a person's complaints

obliged to contact the department to investigate any allegations

Misconduct by employees or committed persons and to

Determining the assets of committed people for implementation

Section 3-7-6 of this Code; and for these purposes it can

Issue subpoenas and enforce the presence of witnesses

the preparation of writings and reports and may examine

under oath all witnesses appearing before her; also

investigate alleged violations of a probation officer's rights; or

conditions of parole or parole of the released person; and therefor

To this end, it can issue subpoenas and enforce their presence

Witnesses and submission of documents only if available

Reason to believe that such procedures would provide

Evidence that such violations have occurred.

When a person fails to comply with a subpoena under the following provisions

This subsection can be applied to any circle by the director

court to ensure compliance with the subpoena. The failure

to comply with the order of the court issued in response thereto

Violations will be punished as contempt of court.

(i) Appointment and removal of the Chief Administrator

Officers and administer training programs and

Personnel development of the department. staff

is assigned responsibility for this by the department

Custody and control of persons committed or for investigation

the alleged misconduct of committed individuals or employees, or

alleged violations of the conditions of the parole officer or parolee

Probation officers are supposed to be for these peacekeepers

serve purposes and have the full powers of peace officers

outside the department's facilities in the

Protection, arrest, recapture and re-imprisonment of committed persons

persons or when the exercise of this power is necessary

investigating such misconduct or violations.

(j) Collaborate with other departments and agencies

and with local communities to develop standards

and programs for better correctional services in this area

Condition.

(k) To administer all funds and possessions of

Department.

(l) Annual reporting to the Governor on the promised actions

People, institutions and programs of the department.

(l-5) In a confidential annual report to the Governor,

The department identifies all inmate gangs by

Listing the name, population, and allies of each current gang

gangs. The Ministry specifies the number in more detail

Top leaders identified by the department for each gang

last year and those of the

Division to separate each leader from his gang

and allied gangs. The department will also report back

Current status of identified and assigned executives

in recent years. All executives described in the report will do so

be identified by the prisoner number or some other designation

enable tracking, auditing and verification without

reveal the names of the leaders. Because this report

contains intelligence information from law enforcement agencies

The report is collected by the department and is confidential

are not subject to public disclosure.

(m) Establish all rules and regulations and apply all

Powers and duties conferred by law on the department.

(n) establishing rules and regulations for

management of a system of good conduct points,

determined in accordance with Section 3-6-3, subject to change

Review by the Prisoner Review Board.

(o) To manage the distribution of funds

Treasury to reimburse counties where state penalties have been imposed

Institutions are responsible for paying assistants

Prosecutor Salaries as per Section 4-2001 of the

county code.

(p) To exchange information with the Ministry of

Human Services und das Illinois Department of Public Aid

for the purpose of verifying housing conditions and for

other purposes directly related to management

this Code and the Illinois Public Aid Code.

(q) To set up a diversion program.

The program is designed to provide a structured environment for

selected technical parole or mandatory supervised release

Violators and committed people who have broken the rules

Regulation of their conduct during the leave of absence. This program

does not apply to persons who have committed a new offence

Offense while in detention on probation or under mandatory supervision

release or during the obligation to release to work.

Elements of the program must include, but cannot be:

limited to the following:

(1) The staff of a diversion facility ensures the provision

Monitoring according to the established objectives

through the facility.

(2) The participants are obliged to maintain it

Employment.

(3) Each participant pays for accommodation and meals

in the system staggered acc

the income of the participant.

(4) Each participant must:

(A) pay compensation to the victims

in accordance with a court order;

(B) support him financially

relatives; And

(C) make reasonable payments to others

court-ordered obligations.

(5) Each participant completes the community

service in addition to employment.

(6) The participants are obliged to take part

Counseling, educational and other programs like the

The Department may deem this appropriate.

(7) The participants have to submit to drugs and alcohol

Screening.

(8) The department issues rules

regulates the administration of the program.

(r) To enter into intergovernmental cooperation

Agreements under which persons in the care of

The department may participate in a circle impact

Section 3-6038 detention program or

3-15003.5 des Counties Code.

(r-5)(File).enter into intergovernmental relations

Cooperation agreements by which minors judged

criminal and handed over to the correctional authority,

Youth department, can participate in a district youth department

Thrust incarceration program established under the section

3-6039 des Counties Code.

(r-10) Identify yourself systematically and routinely

Respect for every street gang active in the correctional facility

System: (1) any active band; (2)any existing intergang

affiliation or alliance; and (3) the current executives

every gang. The department immediately separates the leaders

by inmates belonging to their gangs and allied gangs.

"Segregate" means no physical contact and so far

possible under the given conditions and space

Correctional facility, picture and sound ban

Communication. For the purposes of this paragraph (r-10):

"Leaders" are persons who:

(i) are members of a criminal street gang;

(ii) in relation to other persons within the

street gang, occupy a position as an organizer,

Supervisor or other managerial position

Guide; And

(iii) engage actively and personally

direct, order, authorize or require

Commitment of criminal acts by others who

punishable as a felony, promoting a street gang

related activities both inside and outside the

Corrections Department.

"Streetgang", "gang" and "streetgang related" have that

Meanings ascribed to them in Section 10 of the Illinois

Omnibus Prevention of Street Gang Terrorism Act.

(s) To operate a super maximum safety device,

to manage and supervise disruptive inmates

or dangerous and ensure the safety of the

staff and the other inmates.

(t) To monitor any unprivileged conversations or others

unprivileged communication, whether in person or by mail,

Telephone or otherwise between an inmate who previously

Dedicated to the department, was a member of an organized organization

gang and any other person without reason or

meet all other legal requirements before you start

Monitoring unless required by constitutional law. The

Monitoring can be done by video, voice, or some other method

recording or otherwise. As used here

Subsection (1)(t) means "organized gang".

is attributed to him in Section 10 of the Illinois Street Gang

Terrorism Omnibus Prevention Act.

As used in this subsection (1)(t), "unprivileged".

“Conversation” or “Unprivileged Communication” means a

Conversation or communication not protected by anyone

Privilege recognized by law or by decision, rule, or regulation

of the Illinois Supreme Court.

(u) Establish pre-release for women and children

CommunitySupervisionProgram for the purpose of delivery

Accommodation and Services for Eligible Female Inmates, as

determined by the department, and their newborns and young

Kinder.

(v) take any other action necessary to carry it out

provisions of this chapter.

(2) The prison authority must by January 1, 1998

Consider building and running a correctional facility

Specifically, 100 miles of a county with a population of over 2,000,000

A facility to accommodate young participants

Impact Incarceration Program.

(3) When the Ministry makes offers for medical contracts

Services for people involved in the department

Facilities of a health organization, medical

The offer can be submitted to a service company or another healthcare provider

may only be rented to a healthcare provider who has received one

irrevocable letter of credit or performance bond issued by a

Companies whose bonds are rated AAA based on a bond rating

Organisation.

(4) When the Ministry offers contracts for food or

Commissary services to be made available to departmental facilities,

The bid may only be rented to a grocery or commissary service

Provider who has received an irrevocable letter of credit or

Compliance bond issued by a company whose bonds are rated AAA

by a bond rating organization.

(Source: P.A. 92-444, valid 1-1-02; 92-712, valid 1-1-03; 93-839,

eff. 30.07.04.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-2-5)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-2-5)

Sek. 3-2-5.organization of the departmentthe corrections

and the Ministry of Juvenile Justice.

(a) There must be an adult section within the section

administered by an appointed Deputy Director

by the Governor in accordance with the Civil Administration Code of

Illinois. The deputy director is subject to management

of the director. The adult department is responsible for this

all persons subordinate to or transferred to the department

Sections 3-10-7 or 5-8-6 of this Code.

(B)There is to be a Juvenile Justice Department which

is managed by a director appointed by the governor

pursuant to the Illinois Civil Administration Code. The Department

Juvenile justice is responsible for all persons

17 years old when he was sentenced and sentenced to imprisonment

the department referred to in subsection (c) of Section 5-8-6

Code, Section 5-10 of the Juvenile Courts Act or Section 5-750

of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987. Persons under 17 years of age

obligated according to the Ministry of Juvenile Justice

This code must be visually and audibly separate from adults

Offenders turned over to the Department of Corrections.There

shall be a juvenile division within the division that

are managed by a deputy director appointed by the

Governor according to the Civil Administration Code of Illinois. There

The Deputy Director is under the direction of the

Director. The youth department is responsible for everyone

People involved in the ministry's youth department

pursuant to Section 5-8-6 of this Code or Section 5-10 of the

Juvenile Courts Act or Section 5-750 of the Juvenile Courts Act

von 1987.

(c) The Ministry establishes a gang intelligence unit

under the supervision of the director. The unit should be

specially designed to collect information about the

Inmate gang population, monitoring gang activities and

Prevent the promotion of gang activity

Development and implementation of deterrence measures

gang activity. The director appoints a rapporteur

Intelligence Coordinator.

All information collected and managed by the entity must

be strictly confidential and access to this information must be strictly confidential

restricted by the department. The information should be used

Controlling and limiting the activities of gangs within correctional facilities

Institutions under the jurisdiction of the IllinoisDepartment

corrections and may be shared with other law enforcement agencies

Agencies to curb gang activity outside

Correctional institutions under the jurisdiction of

department and to assist in investigations and prosecutions

of gang activity. The department determines and announces

Rules for disclosure of information to outsiders

law enforcement agencies. Due to the highly sensitive nature of the

Information, the information is excluded from requests

Disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act as

The information contained is strictly confidential and potentially harmful

if disclosed.

The department submits a report to the general annually

Associated Prisoner Population Profile Meeting

with gangs, gang-related activities in the correctional facility

Institutions within the jurisdiction of the Ministry and to

Overall status of the device in terms of its function and

Perfomance.

(Source: P.A. 90-590, valid 1-1-99; 91-912, valid 7-7-00.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-2-6)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-2-6)

Sek. 3-2-6.advisory boards.(a) There shall be oneAdult

Advisory Boardwithin the correctional facilityand a

youth councilconsisting of 11 people, one of them

Who shall be a senior aged 60 years or older appointed by the

The governor advises the director on matters affecting adults

and youthfuloffenderrespectively. The board members

Suitability for their position is based on demonstrated interest

in and knowledge of adult and juvenile correctional work and

may not be other officials of the state. The

Members first appointed under this 1984 Amendment Act must

The term of office is 6 years and the appointment is immediate

possible after the entry into force of this amending law of

1984. The now incumbent board members graduate

their terms of office are as appointed, after which the members are appointed

appointed by the governor for a six-year term. Every vacancy

occurring amounts are filled in the same way for the rest

of the term. The head of the correctional facilities and the assistant

directors, adult and youth section for the 2

Boards,are ex officio members of the committee. Any board

elects a chairman from among its members. The

The director acts as secretary to each board. members of

Each executive board has to exercise its office without remuneration, but remains in existence

the necessary expenses are reimbursed

fulfillment of their duties.TheEveryThe board meets

quarterly and at other times when convened by the Chairman.At

The Boards of Directors may meet at the request of the Director.

(b) The Directors advise the Director on policy

Affairs and programs of the department with regard to the

Custody, care, study, discipline, training and treatment of

Persons in the state correctional facilities and for the care

and oversight of parolees.

(c) There shall be a sub-committee on women offenders

AdultAdvisory Board. The subcommittee consists of 3 people

members ofAdultAdvisory Board appointed by the Chairman

Who appoints a member as chairman of the

subcommittee. The members of the subcommittees serve without office

Compensation for damages, but the necessary expenses will be reimbursed

arising from the performance of their duties. The Subcommittee

meets at least quarterly and at other times

the call of its chairman.

The subcommittee advisesAdultAdvisory Board and

the director over all political affairs and programs of the

Department relating to Custody, Nursing, Studies, Discipline,

Training and treatment of women in the state correctional facility

institutions and for the care and supervision of released women

We speak.

(Quelle: P.A. 85-624.)

(730 ILCS 5/Ch. III Art. 2.5 new heading)

ARTICLE 2.5. DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH JUSTICE

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-1 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-1.Short title.This Article 2.5 may be cited

as a juvenile justice department.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-5 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-5.Purpose.The purpose of this article is that

Establishment of Juvenile Justice Department to provide treatment

and services through an extensive continuum of

individualized educational, professional, social, emotional and

essential life skills that enable youth to avoid delinquent future prospects

and become productive, fulfilled citizens. The Department

is intended to promote the legislative policy of the state

the philosophy of balanced and restorative justice set forth in

Section 5-101 of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987.

This Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly confers

to delegate certain rights, powers, duties and functions to the department

which were exercised by the youth section of the department

of corrections prior to the entry into force of this Amending Act

the 94th General Assembly.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-10 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-10.The definition.As used in this article, unless

The context otherwise requires:

“Division” means the Division of Juvenile Justice.

“Director” means the Director of Juvenile Justice. Any

Reference to the "Deputy Director of the Youth Department"

or any predecessor department or agency found in any law

or deed, commencing on the effective date of this Agreement

Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly

I mean the Director of Juvenile Justice.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-15 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-15.Department of Juvenile Justice; assumption

Responsibilities of the youth department.

(a) The Department of Juvenile Justice takes over

Rights, powers, duties and responsibilities of the young person

Department of Corrections Department. staff, books,

Records, Property and Unencumbered Funds

to the Juvenile Division of the Department of Corrections

be forwarded to the juvenile criminal justice system

Effective Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Assembly. All rights of workers or the state pursuant

The HR Code or other contract or plan applies

unaffected by this transfer.

(b) Department of Juvenile Justice staff recruited

by the Department on or after the effective date of this Agreement

Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly and those attending

or help with rehabilitation and vocational training

Delinquent juveniles oversee related day-to-day activities

direct and ongoing responsibility for the safety of youth,

Welfare and development, or participate in the personal

Rehabilitation of delinquent youth through training, support,

and support of subordinate personnel performing these duties

You must be over the age of 21 and have a bachelor's or advanced degree

Graduated from an accredited college or university with a

Specialization in criminal law, pedagogy, psychology,

social work or a closely related social science. The

The requirement does not apply to security, office staff and food

Service and maintenance personnel who do not have direct and direct responsibility

regular contact with young people. The stated completion requirements

in this subsection (b) are not required by the persons providing them

have professional training and have sufficient knowledge in this field

what skills they impart.

(c) Subsection (b) of this section does not apply to

Staff transferred to the Department of Juvenile Justice

the effective date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Montage.

(d) The department is under the direction of the

Director of Juvenile Justice under this Code.

(e) The director organizes departments within the

Department and assigns roles, powers, duties, etc

Personnel in accordance with the legal provisions. The director can create more

Departments and can assign other functions, powers, duties, etc

Personnel necessary or desirable for the operation

Functions and responsibilities assigned to the department by law.

The Director, with the approval of the Office of the

Governor, assign and share functions, powers, duties and

Personnel at the law enforcement agency or another state

Agencies such as administrative services and administration

Facilities are provided by the Department of Corrections or a

Common Management Service Center. These administrative

The Services include, but are not limited to, all of the following

Functions: budgeting, accounting-related functions, invoice verification,

Human resources, legal, procurement, training, data collection

and analysis, information technology, internal investigations,

Intelligence Services, Legislative Services, Emergency Response

Capabilities, Nationwide Transportation Services and General

office support.

(f) The Department of Juvenile Justice may step in

intergovernmental cooperation agreements, under which minors

Declared criminal and handed over to the Ministry

The juvenile justice system can participate in the district juvenile justice system

Detention programs under Section 3-6039 of the

county code.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-20 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-20.General Powers and Obligations.

(a) In addition to the powers, duties and responsibilities

which are not otherwise stipulated by law or to which are transferred

Department as a result of this article, the Department, as

may be determined by the Director, but are not limited to:

the following rights, powers, functions and obligations:

(1) The admission of young people assigned to it by the courts

of this state for care, custody, treatment and

Rehabilitation.

(2) To maintain and manage all state youth

Correctional facilities previously under the control of

the youth and women's and children's departments of the

Corrections and Establishment and Maintenance Department

Institutions as needed to meet the needs of youth

committed to his care.

(3) Determination of financing needs and recommendation

and implementation of an appropriate program mix and

Services within the juvenile justice continuum, including

but not limited to prevention, non-residential and

Dorm engagement programs, day treatment and

conditional release programs and services, with which

Support for educational, occupational, alcohol and drug abuse,

and, where appropriate, psychiatric services.

(4) establishment and provision of transitional and

Post-discharge treatment programs for adolescents

the Department. Services include, among others:

To:

(i) family and individual counseling and treatment

Placement;

(ii) Wire transfer services to another state or region

agencies;

(iii) psychiatric services;

(iv) educational services;

(v) family counseling services; And

(vi) Drug abuse services.

(5) To access important youth records

Purposes of providing the necessary documentation for

Transitional services such as applying for an ID card,

Enrollment, employment and housing.

(6) development of staffing and workload standards and

Coordinate staff development and training accordingly

juvenile populations.

(7) To be developed with the permission of the Office

Governor and the Office of the Governor and Administration

Budget, annual budget requests.

(b) The Department may employ personnel in accordance with

The Personnel Code and Section 3-2.5-15 of this Code provide

Bodies, contracts for goods and services and enact rules as

necessary to fulfill its functions and purposes

in accordance with applicable state and federal law.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-30 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-30.Abandoned Department and Office;

successor agency.

(a) The Juvenile Department of the Correctional Service

will be abolished with the entry into force of this amending law

the 94th General Assembly.

(b) The tenure of the person then acting as assistant

Director of the Youth Department of the Department of

Corrections expire on the effective date of this change

Act of the 94th General Assembly, and that office will be abolished

on this date.

(c) For the purposes of the Successor Agency Act:

The successor is the Ministry of Juvenile Justice

Agency of the Youth Department of the Ministry of

Corrections.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-35 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-35.Transfer of Powers.Unless otherwise stated

Provided in this article are all rights, powers and obligations,

and functions to which the juvenile department is entitled by law

The correctional department is transferred to the corrections department

Juvenile criminal law at the time this amending law came into force

the 94th General Assembly.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-40 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-40.personnel transfer.

(a) Personnel employed by the school district

Department of Correctional Services working with juveniles under the age of

21 and staff of the youth department of the

Department of Corrections immediately before the effective date

are the dates of this Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly

Transfer to the Juvenile Criminal Justice on

Effective Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Montage.

(b) The rights of civil servants, the state and its

Agencies within the framework of the Personnel Act and the applicable collective agreement

Collective bargaining agreements and pension plans are not affected

This article. Any rights of government officials are affected

The article is based on existing collective bargaining

Agreement.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-40.1 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-40,1.Education.The department designs

training of their staff and concludes agreements with them

the Department of Corrections or other government agencies and

through them, if necessary, public and private universities and

Universities or private organizations to ensure employees do so

trained to work with and own a wide range of youth

Skills needed for assessment, engagement, education and intervention

adequately protect the juveniles in their care

successful outcomes for these youth and their families

to the mission of the department.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-45 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-45.transfer of ownership.All books, records,

Documents, property (real and personal), unissued

Fund allocations and pending business related to the rights,

Powers, duties and functions conferred on the Ministry of

Juvenile justice under this article shall be transferred and

handed over to the juvenile detention center

Effective Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Montage.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-50 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-50.rules and standards.

(a) The Rules and Standards of the Youth Section of the

Department for corrections that are in effect immediately before

until the entry into force of this amending law of 94

General Assembly and concern the rights, powers, duties and

Tasks are delegated to the Ministry of Juvenile Justice

according to this article, the rules and standards of

Department of Juvenile Justice as of the Effective Date

Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly and remains in force

in force until amended or rescinded by the Department.

(b) Any rules relating to the rights, powers, duties, etc

Functions conferred on the department pursuant to this article that

were suggested by the youth section of the department

however, the corrections are not yet effective or final

be adopted immediately before the date of entry into force of this Regulation

Amendment Law of the 94th General Assembly is amended

Proposed Rules by the Department of Juvenile Justice on

Effective Date of this Amendment Act of the 94th General

Assembly and any rule-making processes that have already taken place

completed by the juvenile section of the Department of

Corrections to these proposed rules do not need to be redone.

(c) As soon as practicable, after the effective date of this Agreement

Amendment Act of the 94th General Assembly, Department of

The juvenile courts are revising and specifying the transferred rules

added according to this article to reflect the reorganization of

Rights, powers, duties and functions arising from this article

Using available procedures to recode rules

under the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act, except as provided

Existing title, part, and section numbering for the affected document

Rules can be maintained. The ministry can make and accept proposals

under the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act like others

Rules that may be needed to consolidate and clarify the Rules

of the agency reorganized by this article.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-60 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-60.Savings Provisions.

(a) The delegated rights, powers, duties and functions

to the Ministry of Juvenile Justice through this article

conferred and exercised by the department subject to it

provisions of this article. An act of the department for at

Official, employee or representative of the department in the exercise

the transferred rights, powers, duties or functions

have the same legal effect as if made by the juvenile department

the law enforcement agency or an officer, employee or

Representative of the youth department of the Ministry of

Corrections.

(b) The transfer of rights, powers, duties and functions

to the Ministry of Juvenile Justice under this Article

shall not invalidate any prior action taken by or in relation to

the juvenile section of the Department of Corrections or their

officials, employees or agents. References to the youth

Department of Correctional Services or their officials,

Employees or representatives in documents, contracts, agreements, etc

In appropriate contexts, the law applies as a reference to the

department or its officers, employees or agents.

(c) The transfer of rights, powers, duties and functions

to the Ministry of Juvenile Justice under this Article

do not prejudice the rights, duties or obligations of any person,

including any civil or criminal penalties applicable thereto,

resulting from the transferred rights, powers, obligations, etc

functions.

(d) In relation to matters involving a right, power,

Duty or function delegated to youth department

Justice according to this article:

(1) From the effective date of this amendment

Act of the 94th General Assembly, a report or notice thereof

had to be made or given beforehand by someone

to the Juvenile Department of the Correctional Services

or any of its officers, employees or agents

or handed over to the department or its department in the same way

relevant official, employee or representative.

(2) From the effective date of this amendment

Act of the 94th General Assembly, a document that was

that previously had to be provided or serviced by someone

to or to the juvenile division of the Department of

Corrections or any of its officers, employees or agents

will be sent or served in the same manner to or by the same means

the Ministry of Juvenile Justice or its competent authority

official, employee or agent.

(e) This Article shall not affect any implemented, ratified or

nullified, any right that arises or is created, or any action or

The procedure was initiated in an administrative, civil or civil procedure

committed a criminal offense prior to the entry into force of this Amending Act

the 94th General Assembly. Any such action or course of action

relating to a delegated right, power, duty or function

to the Ministry of Juvenile Justice under this Article and

the case pending at that time may be prosecuted, defended or

Continued by the Ministry of Juvenile Justice.

(730 ILCS 5/3-2.5-65 new)

Sek. 3-2,5-65.youth advisory board

(a) A Youth Advisory Board shall be established, composed of the following persons:

11 people appointed by the governor to advise the director

Matters affecting juvenile delinquents. The members of

The Board of Directors must be demonstrably qualified for their position

Interest in and knowledge of youth prison work

consistent with the definition of purpose and mission of

Department in Section 3-2.5-5 and shall not be officials of

Specify in another property. The members according to this change

The law of the 94th General Assembly will be promulgated as soon as possible

possible after the entry into force of this amending law

94th General Assembly and are appointed for staggered terms 3

each expiring in the years 2007, 2008 and 2009 and 2 of the members

The term of office ends in 2010. After that, all members are active for one term

The term of office is 6 years, with the exception that the members remain in office

until the appointment of their successors. Every vacancy

is filled out in the same way for the rest of the year

Expression. The Director of Juvenile Justice is ex officio

board member. The board of directors elects a chairman from among its members

its appointed members. The director acts as secretary

The whiteboard. The members of the board of directors work without office

Compensation for damages, but expenses must be reimbursed

arising from the performance of their duties. The board should

Meets quarterly and at other times at the invitation of the Chair.

(b) The Board shall:

(1) Advise the Director on political matters and

Departmental Custody Programs,

Care, study, discipline, training and treatment of

Juveniles in the state juvenile detention centers

and for the care and supervision of released youth

Parole.

(2) Established with the Director and in collaboration

with the Office of the Governor outcome measurements for the

department to ensure that it is successful

Fulfillment of the mission prescribed in section 3-2.5-5 of this document

Code. The annual results of the work of the department as

The measures defined by these measures are approved by the Management Board

and will be included in an annual report submitted to

the governor and the general assembly jointly by the director

and the board.

(730 ILCS 5/3-3-3)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-3-3)

Sek. 3-3-3.entitled to parole or release.

(a) Except for those offenders who accept parole

Date set by the Prisoner Review Board as per Section

3-3-2.1, any person serving a custodial sentence pursuant to

Law in force prior to the effective date of this amendment

Under the 1977 Act, he is eligible for parole if he:

(1) the minimum duration of an indefinite sentence less

Time credit for good behavior or 20 years less time credit

for good behavior, whichever is lower; or

(2) 20 years life imprisonment less time credit

good behavior; or

(3) 20 years or one-third of a specified term of imprisonment,

Whichever is lower, less time spent on good behavior will be remunerated.

(b) No person convicted under this Amendment Act 1977

or who accepts a publication date in accordance with Section 3-3-2.1

entitled to parole.

(c) Except for those sentenced to life imprisonment

imprisonment, any person sentenced to imprisonment

this Amendment Act 1977 or with a publication date

Section 3-3-2.1 of this Act applies throughout the term of office of a

Certain set less time credit for good behavior and

are then released as part of mandatory attended release

Provisions of paragraph (d) of Section 5-8-1 of this Code.

(d) No person serving a natural sentence of imprisonment for life

may be paroled or released unless approved by management for clemency.

(e) Any person who undertakes to do soYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentunder sections 5-10 of the Youth Act

Courts Act or Section 5-750 of the JuvenileCourt Act 1987 or

Section 5-8-6 of this Code and limited to the State

Correctional institutions or institutions if this juvenile has done so

Anyone who has not been tried as an adult can be released without parole

taking into account the length of time the person has been detained

whether the person has served a prescribed minimum sentence.

However, if a juvenile has been tried as an adult, he may only do so

Eligible for parole or forced release under supervision

Adult under this Section.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-3-4)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-3-4)

Sek. 3-3-4.Preparing for the parole hearing.

(a) The Prisoner Review Board shall review parole

Each eligible person commits to at least the adult section

30 days prior to the date on which it first becomes eligible

Probation and takes into account the probation of each person committed

for theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentAs a

at least 30 days before the deadline

first year of imprisonment.

(b) A person who is entitled to parole must in advance

Parole Hearing: Prepare a parole plan according to the

Rules of the Prisoner Review Board. The person should be

was assisted in preparing his probation plan by staff at the

Departmentpenal institution or the juvenile detention center

justice in the case of a person committed to this department,

and can be released on vacation for this purpose

Article 11 or in the case of authorized absences in accordance with Section 3-9-4. The

suitableThe department also provides assistance

Obtaining information and records helpful to the individual

his parole hearing.

(c) The members of the board of directors must always be granted access

reasonable terms to each committed person and their Lord

Record file within the department, and the department must

submit the reports requested by the board of directors

about the conduct and character of such a person.

(d) In deciding on parole, the board must do the following:

hold:

(1) Material Submitted to Departmentby youngsters

justiceby the Clerk of the Court of competent jurisdiction pursuant to Section

5-4-1 or Section 5-10 of the Juvenile Courts Act or Section

5-750 of the Juvenile Court Act 1987;

(2) the report referred to in Section 3-8-2 or 3-10-2;

(3) a report from the Department and any report from the

Chief Administrative Officer of the institution or

Furnishings;

(4) a probation progress report;

(5) a medical and psychological report, if requested

The whiteboard;

(6) material in written form or on film, videotape or

transmitted by other electronic means in the form of a recording

by the person being considered for parole; And

(7) material in written form or on film, videotape or

other electronic means in the form of a record or

Statement of the prosecutor and the victim

under the Crime Victims and Witnesses Rights Act.

(e) The public prosecutor's office of the accusing State shall

receive reasonable written notice at least 15 days in advance

to the parole hearing and may submit relevant information

in writing or on film, videotape or other electronic media or in

in the form of a record to the Executive Board for review. The

The public prosecutor may waive the written notification.

(f) The victim of the violent crime for which the prisoner is responsible

was convicted receives notice of a parole hearing

pursuant to paragraph (4) of subsection (d) of Section 4.5 of

the Law on the Rights of Victims and Witnesses of Crime.

(g) Any record considered under the terms of

Subsection (d)(6),(d)(7) or (e) of this section must be included

the form determined by the Board of Directors. This record must be both

visually and acoustically. Every voice on the record and person

are present must be identified and the record must contain

either a visual or audible statement from the submitter

such recording, the date of recording and the name of the

Person whose eligibility for parole is being considered. Such

Records, if kept by the board, are considered as such

be presented at a later parole hearing if the victim or

The prosecutor makes a clear statement in writing

Identification of such a recording as representing the present

Victim's or prosecutor's point of view on the matter

to be considered at the parole hearing.

(Quelle: P.A. 92-651, Booth 7.11.02.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-3-5)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-3-5)

Sek. 3-3-5.listening and determination.

(a) The Prisoner Review Board meets as often as necessary

requires to consider the cases of persons entitled to parole.

Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (2) of subsection (a).

of Section 3-3-2 of this Act, the Prisoner Review Board

Meet and organize its actions in committees of 3 or more members. The

The decision of the majority of the panel is the decision of the

Board. With consideration for the committed peopleDepartment

of juvenile justiceyouth department'The board must have

At least the majority of the members had experience in youth affairs.

(b) When the person being considered for parole is in the

Custody of the department is held by at least one board member

will interview him and a report will be made of that interview

available for review by the Board of Directors. However in the

At the discretion of the Board, the interview need not be conducted if

A psychiatric evaluation determines that the person could not

make a meaningful contribution to the deliberations of the committee. The

The board, in its sole discretion, may parole a person who is then found out

the jurisdiction on his record without an interview. The whiteboard

There is no requirement to hold a hearing or question a person who has been paroled

pursuant to paragraphs (d) or (e) of this Section or published on

Mandatory release according to Section 3-3-10.

(c) The Board shall not parole any person who is entitled to parole

if it is determined that:

(1) There is a significant risk that he will not

comply with appropriate parole conditions; or

(2) His release at this point would repudiate that

seriousness of his offense or promoting disrespect towards him

Law; or

(3) His release would have serious disadvantages

Implications for institutional discipline.

(d) A person convicted under the Juvenile Courts Act

Juvenile Courts Act 1987 which was not released earlier

scheduled for parole on or before his 20th birthday

are serving a period of probation under Section 3-3-8.

(e) A person who has served the maximum term of office

imprisonment sentence imposed at the time of the verdict minus time credit

released on probation for a period of time for good behavior

of probation under Section 5-8-1.

(f) The Board makes its decision within reasonable limits

time after the hearing and gives the basis for doing so

the records of the board of directors and in writing notification to the person on

on whose application it decided. In its decision, the board decides

sets the period for the person's parole or refuses parole

it must be repeated at least once

each year, except that the Board, after refusal of parole,

Schedule a rehearsal no later than 3 years from the date of

A suspended sentence if the board determines that this is not appropriate

Expect parole to occur at a pre-trial hearing

scheduled rehearsal date. If the board is to release a person on parole,

and if not dismissed within 90 days of the effective date

After the date of the parole order, the matter is remanded

submitted to the Board of Directors for review.

(g) The Board shall keep a register of decisions in

what parole was granted, including name and

Prisoner case number, the highest charge for which the

The prisoner was sentenced to the length of the sentence imposed

Date of the verdict, the date of probation, the basis for the

Board decision to grant parole and board vote

about such decisions. The register is made available

public inspection and reproduction permitted during business hours

be a public record under the terms of liberty from

information law.

(h) The Board shall issue rules for exercise

at its sole discretion in accordance with this section.

(Quelle: P.A. 91-798, Stand 7.9.00; 91-946, Stand 2.9.01.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-3-9)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-3-9)

Sek. 3-3-9.violations; changes to the Terms; provisionally

Hear; revocation of probation or mandatory supervised release;

revocation negotiation.

(a) If before the expiry or termination of the Term of

Probation or compulsory release under supervision, a person violates a

condition set by the Prisoner Review Board or a condition of

Probation, mandatory supervised release under Section 3-3-7 of

This Code governs that term of office. The board can:

(1) continue the existing term of office, with or without

Changing or expanding the Terms; or

(2) the person is paroled or placed in a transitional institution;

or

(3) revoke parole or mandatory supervised release

and re-constrain the person for one in the calculated term

the following way:

(i) (A) For those convicted under applicable law

prior to this 1977 Amendment Act, the renewed obligation

applies to any part of the imposed maximum duration of

Imprisonment or imprisonment that had not been served

at the time of probation and the period of probation, less the

Time elapsed between the person's parole and the person

Committing the offense for which probation was provided

withdraw;

(B) Except as set forth in paragraph (C).

subject to mandatory proctored release

Paragraph (d) of Section 5-8-1 of this Code, the

Rebindings are mandatory for the total amount

monitored release period, less than the elapsed time in between

the release of the person and the commissioning of the

Violation for which supervised release is mandatory

withdraw. The board can also order a prisoner to serve

up to one year of the sentence imposed by the court

which was not served due to the accumulation of goods

make loans;

(C) For persons subject to the supervision of sex offenders

pursuant to clause (d)(4) of Section 5-8-1 of this Code, the

Statute of Limitations for Violating Section (a)(3)

to (b-1)(15) of Section 3-3-7 shall not exceed 2

years from the date of reinstatement.

(ii) credit is granted to the individual

Duration of re-arrest or re-arrest for time spent

in prison since being paroled or released, which is the case

not counted towards any other penalty or period

Captivity;

(iii) persons convicted in juvenile court

Act or the Juvenile Courts Act 1987 apply

recommitted until age 21;

(iv) This section is subject to release pursuant to

Supervision and the rules on parole and parole

from Section 3-3-10.

(b) The Board may revoke probation or compulsory supervision

Release for Breach of a Condition for the Duration of

Term and for any additional period reasonably required

for deciding on matters that arose prior to its expiration.

The issuance of an arrest warrant for an alleged violation of

the conditions of probation or mandatory supervised release apply

The deadline runs until the final decision

the charge, but where probation or mandatory supervised release is provided for

If this period is not revoked, it will count towards the term.

(b-5) The Board revokes probation or mandatory supervision

Indemnification for breach of the conditions set out in paragraph

(7.6) of subsection (a) of Section 3-3-7.

(c) A person charged with violating a probation condition

Mandatory supervised release must be provisional

Hearing before a hearing officer appointed by the Executive Board

Determine if there is reason to hold the person for a retraction

Hearing. However, no preliminary hearing needs to take place

The revocation is based on new criminal charges and a court decision

probable reason for the new criminal charges or if the

The revocation is based on a new criminal conviction and a

A certified copy of this conviction is available.

(d) Probation or forced release under supervision is not possible

revoked without written notification to the perpetrator

violating probation or mandatory supervised release is charged

against him.

(e) A revocation hearing will be held before at

at least one member of the Prisoner Review Board. The board can

Meet and organize your actions in committees of 3 or more members

The decision of the majority of the panel is the decision of the

Plank. With consideration for the committed peopleDepartment

of juvenile justiceyouth department, the member hears the

Matter and at least the majority of the panel must be

Juvenile Justice Experience. A record of the hearing is to be prepared

be made. At the hearing, the offender is permitted:

(1) appear and answer the charge; And

(2) bring witnesses on his behalf.

(f) The Board revokes either the probation or the compulsory parole

supervised release or order the continuation of the person's sentence

without changing or expanding the terms.

(g) Probation or compulsory release under supervision is not possible

revoked for non-payment under the terms of

Parole or Parole unless the Board determines such a violation has occurred

The reason for this is the intentional refusal to pay by the perpetrator.

(Source: P.A. 94-161, effective 11/7/2005; 94-165, effective 11/7/2005;

revised on 08/19/05.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-4-3)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-4-3)

Sek. 3-4-3.Funds and property of committed individuals.

(a) The Departmentfor corrections and the department for

juvenile criminal lawcreates accounting documents

Accounts for each person who has or receives money during their stay

institution or establishment ofTheDiedepartment and it should

enable the person to withdraw and withdraw money

according to the rules and regulations ofTheDieDepartment. Any

Interest or other income from funds deposited with the bank

Department of a resident ofJuvenile Justice Department

youth departmentmore than 200 US dollars are said to flow to it

credited to an individual's account or in the form of credit up to $200

the Resident Assistance Fund. For an individual in one

Institution or establishment of the adult department the interest

accrue to the residents' provident fund. The Department

pays out all monies so held to the person at the latest

final dismissal from the department. Funds in the account of a

dedicated person filing a lawsuit deemed frivolous

Article XXII of the Code of Civil Procedure is deducted

pay the filing fees and costs of the suit as provided in

this article. The department is governed by the rules and regulations

Record and receipt for any personal property that is not permitted

dedicated people. The Ministry returns this property

of the person at the latest upon their release on probation.

(b) Any money held in accounts held by engaged persons

by death, dismissal or. separated from the department

unauthorized absence and non-use for a period of 1 year

thereafter by the person or their legal representative

forwarded to the State Treasurer, who deposits it

the General Revenue Fund. Articles of personal property of

Individuals separated in this way may be sold or used by the department if

not used for the same purpose for a period of 1 year.

If clothes are not collected within 30 days, they can be used or discarded

as determined by the department.

(c) Forty percent of the sales profit from the commissioner

The shops are expended by the special offer department

in favor of committed people who include but should not be

limited to increasing inmate paychecks for the special

for the benefit of employees, as well as for promotion or reimbursement

of employee trips, insofar as amounts are spent on them

Employees may not exceed the profits made

Sales to employees by such commissioners as determined by

the Department. The rest of the profits from sales from

Commissioners must first be used to pay wages and salaries

Benefits for employees who are subject to a collective agreement

Agreement employed in commissary facilities of

Department and then to pay the cost of the nutritional staff.

(d) The Ministry confiscates all unauthorized persons

Currency found owned by a dedicated person. The

The ministry forwards the confiscated currency to the state

Treasurer who pays it into the General Revenue Fund.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-607, Stand 1.1.04.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-5-1)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-5-1)

Sek. 3-5-1.master record file.

(a) The Departmentfor corrections and the department for

juvenile criminal lawmust maintain a master data file for each

Person committed to it, which must include the following

Information:

(1) any information of the competent court;

(2) Receive Summary;

(3) evaluation and assignment reports and

Recommendations;

(4) reports on program assignment and progress;

(5) reports of disciplinary violations and

Arrangement;

(6) any probation plans;

(7) any discharge reports;

(8) date and circumstances of final discharge; And

all other relevant personal data

Background, behavior, associations and family relationships

as may be requiredrespectiveDepartment. a current

A summary index must be maintained for each file

This includes the person's known active and past status

Affiliations and Ranks.

(b) All files are confidential and access is confidential

restricted to authorized personnelrespectiveDepartment.

Personnel from other correctional, social or law enforcement agencies

Authorities may have access to files due to rules and regulations

of therespectiveDepartment. Therespectivedepartment should

Keep records of all external collaborators who have access to it

files, the checked files, copied file material and the

purpose of access. If therespectivedepartment or the prisoner

The Audit Panel will make a decision pursuant to this Code that

affects the duration of accommodation or accommodation,

the engaged person and their legal counsel are to be notified

factual information on which therespectivedepartment or

The board should make the decision provided the department

or the board is not obliged to advise an obligated person

DieJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentany such

Information according to the departmentby youngsters

justiceor board would adversely affect his treatment or

Rehabilitation.

(c) The master file must be kept in one place

convenient for use by the staff of therespectiveDepartment

Responsible for the person. If there is custody of one person

be transferred from the department to another department or

A summary of the file will be forwarded to the agency

receiving authority with such other information required by law or

requested by the Agency in accordance with the rules and regulations of the

respectiveDepartment.

(d) The master record of a person no longer in the care of

DierespectiveThe department is set to inactive status

and its use is subject to the Rules and restricted

Department regulations.

(e) All public bodies can provide this

respectiveDepartment on request all factual data no different

privileged by law in their possession

Individuals interested in therespectiveDepartment.

(Source: P.A. 89-688, valid 6-1-97; 89-689, valid 12-31-96.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-5-3.1)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-5-3.1)

Sek. 3-5-3.1.As used in this section, “setup” includes the following:

any facility of the adult departmentand any establishment of

youth departmentthe law enforcement agencyand all

Establishment of the Ministry of Juvenile Justice.

The corrections departmentand the department for

juvenile criminal lawshouldevery, to January 1st, April 1st, July

Submit to the General on October 1st and 1st of each year

Gather a report to include the following

Information reflecting the period that ended fifteen days earlier

The submission of the report: 1) the total number of inhabitants

Department facilities with information on the number of inhabitants

each listed facility; 2) a classification of each facility

Residents by the type of crime committed by each resident

was committed to the department; 3) the number of residents in

Specification of the maximum, medium and minimum safety devices

the classification of the occupants of each establishment according to Art

the crime for which each resident was committed

Department; 4) the educational and professional programs

Information provided in each facility and the number of residents

participation in any such program; 5) the current capacity

levels in each facility; 6) the projected capacity of each

Facility six months and one year after each reporting date;

7) the ratio of the security forces to the respective residents

Furnishings; 8) the ratio of the total number of employees to the respective inhabitants

Furnishings; 9) the number of residents in each facility

unicellular and the number in every facility that exists

double celled; 10) Information on the distribution of

residents in each facility by the allocated floor space

residents; 11) A status of all currently funded capital projects

by the department, location of each capital project, the

scheduled online appointments for each capital project, including

move-in dates and full occupancy dates; 12) the projected

adult prisonand youth departmentfacility populationsIn

Respect for the Department of Corrections and the proposed ones

Youth facility population in relation to the Ministry of

juvenile criminal lawfor each of the following twelve months

after each balance sheet date, stating all assumptions

built into such population estimates; 13) the planned exits

and scheduled admissions at each facility for each of the

twelve months after each reporting date,

Statement of any assumptions built into such a population

treasure; and 14) the locations of all department operated or

contractually operated municipal correctional facilities,

including the respective capacity and population

Furnishings.

(Quelle: P.A. 85-252.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-6-2)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-6-2)

Sek. 3-6-2.Institutions and Facility Management.

(a) Each institution and facility of the department must

administered by a Chief Administrative Officer appointed by

the director. A chief administrator shall be

Responsible for all persons assigned to the facility

Furnishings. Administration is the responsibility of the Chief Administrative Officer

the department's programs for the care and treatment of

such persons.

(b) The Chief Administrator must have one

Assistants that the department can assign.

(c) The Director or Deputy Director has that

Emergency powers to temporarily transfer people without exception

formal procedures for each state, county, municipality or region

correctional or detention facility or establishment in the state,

subject to the acceptance of this receiving institution or

establishment or designation of a reasonably safe place in the

Identify the state as such an institution or body and make transfers

in addition. However, transfers made under emergency powers apply

shall and must be reviewed as soon as possible in accordance with Article 8

are subject to Section 5-905 of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987.

This section does not apply to transfers to the Ministry of

Human services provided pursuant to Section 3-8-5 or

Section 3-10-5.

(d) The Department provides educational programs for

all committed people, so that everyone has a chance

to achieve the level of achievement commensurate with the completion of

the twelfth grade in that state's public school system.

Other higher levels of achievement are encouraged and

Professional teaching must be maintained everywhere

possible. The ministry can set up compulsory programmes

Education and can set rules and regulations for that

management of such programs. A person committed to it

Department during the time of their imprisonment

participates in an educational program provided by or through

The department and through this program that is awarded or earned

Number of credit hours required to award one

Associate, Baccalaureate or higher degree from a community

College, college or university located in Illinois

reimburse the state through the ministry for the costs

incurred by the State through the maintenance of that person in the course of his or her activity

their incarceration with the education that qualifies him or her

for the award of this degree. The costs for which reimbursement is made

required under this subsection shall be determined and

calculated by the department according to the rules and regulations that are

is set up for this purpose. However, interest at interest rate

An amount of 6% per annum will be charged on the balance of these costs

remain unpaid from time to time, from the date of

Probation of a person, mandatory release under supervision, or release

This constitutes a final termination of his obligation

the department until payment.

(d-5) A person obliged to the department is entitled to it

confidential testing for human immunodeficiency infection

Virus (HIV) and for advice related to such testing,

without additional payment to the obligated person. A person who is committed

the department that tested positive for HIV infection

is entitled to medical care during detention, counseling and

References to support services positive in this regard

test result. The implementation of this subsection (d-5) is subject to reservation

for appropriation.

(e) A person who is committed to and works for the department

He needs medical or surgical treatment but is unable to do so

Those who give their consent must receive such medical or surgical treatment

Treatment by the main administrative officer who consents to this

on behalf of the person. In front of the chief administrator

if he or she agrees, he or she must seek the advice of one or more

Doctors licensed to practice medicine in all branches in

this state. If this doctor or these doctors advise:

(1) immediate medical or surgical treatment

required in relation to a condition that threatens to cause

Death, damage or impairment of bodily functions or

Distortion; And

(2) that the person does not have the capacity to consent

Such treatment may be granted by the Chief Administrative Officer

Consent to such medical or surgical treatment, etc

Consent is the consent of the person

all purposes including but not limited to authority

a doctor who performs such treatment.

(e-5) When a doctor provides medical care to an obligated party

A person on behalf of the department advises the boss

Administrative official that the mental or intellectual disability of the engaged person is present

Physical health has deteriorated as a result of smoking cessation

the ingestion of food or liquids to the point where medical or medical intervention is required

Surgical treatment is required to prevent death, harm, or

Impaired body functions, the main administrator

The officer may authorize such medical or surgical treatment.

(f) In the event that the person requires medical care and

treatment at a place other than the facility or facility,

the person may be removed therefrom under prescribed conditions

through the department. The department needs the approval

Person seeking medical or dental services in a non-emergency situation

This is based on paying a co-payment of $2 to the department for each visit

for medical or dental services. The amount of each co-payment

will be deducted from the individual of the engaged person

account.A dedicated person who has a chronic illness, like

defined by the rules and regulations of the department are exempt

from the co-payment of $2 for the treatment of the chronic illness. A

There is no $2 co-payment required for dedicated individuals

Follow-up examinations ordered by a doctor employed by us, or

Contracts with the department. A dedicated person it is

Needy people are exempt from and eligible for the $2 co-payment

receive medical or dental benefits on the same basis as a

committed person who can afford it financially

additional payment. Notwithstanding any other provisions herein

Subsection (f) on the contrary: any person committed to anything

Plant operated by theJuvenile Justice Department

youth department, as set forth inSubsection (b) ofSection

3-2,5-153-2-5this code is exempt from co-payment

Requirement for the duration of accommodation in these

facilities.

(g) Any person who then has sole custody of a child

engagement or any woman who gives birth to a child after her

Engagement, can be arranged through the Child Care Department

Family service for adequate placement of the child outside

the correctional facility. The director of the department

The rectification committee may determine that there are special reasons for this

The child should remain in the care of the mother until then

The child is 6 years old.

(h) The department can take on family responsibilities

Services, which may include but are not limited to:

the following:

(1) family counseling;

(2) parent support group;

(3) parenting skills training;

(4) Parent-Child Overnight Program;

(5) Advice on parent-child reunification

individually or together, prior to the prisoner's release;

And

(6) a pre-reunification staffing including the

family attorney, the inmate and the child's counselor, or

both and the occupant.

(i) Prior to the release of an inmate who has a documented sentence

History of and post-injection drug use

The department must obtain the inmate's written informed consent

ensure that such inmates are tested for infection with humans

Immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and all others identified

causative agent of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).

The examination provided for in this subsection consists of a

Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) or similar test

Test as approved by the Illinois Department of Public

Health. If the test result is positive, the Western blot assay is performed

A confirmatory test or a more reliable one is performed. All

Detainees will be tested in accordance with the provisions of this regulation

The subsection must have a pre-test and a post-test

Advice. Notwithstanding the provisions of this subsection

on the contrary, the Ministry is not obliged to do so

Conduct the tests and consultations required in this subsection

unless funds are sufficient to cover all costs of such testing

For this purpose, the consultation is taken up by the general

Montage.

(j) Any person convicted of a sex offense as defined

The Sex Offenders Board Act is to be preserved

an assessment of the sex offender prior to release into the community

from the Correctional Office. Assessing sex offenders

must be carried out in accordance with the standards and

Policies developed by the Sex Offender Management Board

law and by an expert approved by the board.

(k) Any minor who is committed to the Department ofyouthful

justiceCorrections youth departmentfor a sex offense

defined by the Sex Offender Management Board Act

obliged to undergo sex offender treatment

Vendor board approved and conducted compliantly

with the Sex Offender Management BoardAct.

(l) Prior to the release of an inmate, the Department

Provide the inmate with an opportunity to be tested for infection

with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and counseling

in connection with such testing, without additional payment for it

check. At the same time, the department requires one in each case

Ask the inmate to sign a form stating the inmate has been notified

informed of their rights in relation to the required tests

offered and made available to the occupant in accordance with this subsection (l).

an opportunity to show that he or she wants to be

has been tested or that he or she does not wish to be tested. The

Department, in consultation with the Department of Public Affairs

Health, will dictate the content of the form. The exam

The measures provided for in this subsection (l) consist of a

Enzyme immunoassay (ELISA) or other test

Test approved by the Ministry of Health. If the test

Result is positive, Western blot assay or more reliable

A confirmation test will be carried out.

Prior to the release of an inmate known to the department

tested positive for HIV infection, the department said

A transition case is offered to the occupant in good time

Management, including referrals to other support services.

The implementation of this subsection (l) is subject to

Appropriation.

(Source: P.A. 93-616, valid 1-1-04; 93-928, valid 1-1-05; 94-629,

eff. 01.01.06.)

(730 ILCS 5/Ch. III Art. 9 heading)

ARTICLE 9. PROGRAMS OF DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH JUSTICE

YOUTH DIVISION

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-1)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-1)

Sek. 3-9-1.educational programs.

(a) The Department of Juvenile Justice, subject to change

Use of funds and in cooperation with other government agencies

who work with children should establish programming that

The components include, among others:

(1) Case Management Services.

(2) Treatment modalities, including substance abuse

treatment services, psychiatric services and

Developmental Disability Services.

(3) Pre-vocational education and vocational training

Services.

(4) Diagnostic Evaluation Services/Medical Screening.

(5) Educational Services.

(6) self-sufficiency planning.

(7) Independent living skills.

(8) parenting skills.

(9) leisure and leisure activities.

(10) Program Evaluation.

(11) Medical Services.

(B)(A)Any institution or facility in which persons are housed

at the age when school is compulsory

establish an educational program to provide this to these individuals

Opportunity to attend primary and secondary school

Education equivalent to completing the twelfth grade

the public school systems of that state; and for promotion

The support of the local public school is used

counties and state agencies in established curricula and

occupation of such a program.

(C)(B)All institutions or facilities that house people do not

subject to compulsory schooling

Programs and training to enable such individuals

earn a primary and secondary school diploma

until the end of the twelfth grade in public school

systems of this state; and to promote e.g

Institutions or facilities can take advantage of on-site support

public school districts and state agencies in creating

Curriculum and staffing of the program.

(D)(C)The department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections

should develop and establish a program to reduce suicide overall

Institutions or establishments in which committed people are located

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth department. The program

should be designed to improve one's ability to cope with life and one's own self

Valuing juvenile delinquents and reducing their propensity

commit self-destructive acts.

(Quelle: P.A. 85-736.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-2)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-2)

Sek. 3-9-2.work training programs.

(a) DieJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department,

set up and offer in cooperation with the private sector

Work training to develop work habits and equip people

is committed to this with marketable skills to support them in this

Community placement upon release. committed people

Participation in this program will receive a salary similar to

those of comparable jobs in the surrounding community. A

Part of the wages earned should go to themDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawyouth departmentpay part of the promised amount

For the board and lodging of a person, a part has to be paid into the

Violent Crime Victim Support Fund to support victims

offense and the remainder deposited into a savings account

for the obligee to be given to the obligee

person at discharge. The department issues rules for

regulate the distribution of wages earned.

(b) DieJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department

can set up performance incentive programs,

Participation is on a voluntary basis, for sale

distribute goods or services to the public with the net proceeds

Distribution to program participants is subject to the rules of

Departmentof juvenile justice.

(Quelle: P.A. 87-199.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-3)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-3)

Sek. 3-9-3.DayRelease.

(a) The Departmentof juvenile justicecan introduce tag

Sharing programs for people dedicated to itDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawyouth departmentand sets rules

and regulations for it.

(b) The Departmentof juvenile justicecan be arranged with

local schools, public or private agencies or licensed individuals

by the department for the release of persons who are obliged to do so

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentin one day

Basis for the custody of such schools, agencies or persons for

Participation in programs or activities.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-4)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-4)

Sek. 3-9-4.Authorized Absence.

The Departmentof juvenile justicecan push the boundaries

the place of captivity of a person bound to it

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentso he can

leave this place with authorized absence. Like that or not

The boss decides which person should be accompanied

administrative officer of the institution or body

to whom such an authorized absence is granted. An authorized absence

may be granted for a period specified by the authority

Departmentof juvenile justiceand any purpose authorized by the

Departmentof juvenile justice.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-5)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-5)

Sek. 3-9-5.minimum standards.

The minimum standards set out in Article 7 apply to everyone

Institutions and bodies under the authority of

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth department.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-6)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-6)

Sek. 3-9-6.Unauthorized Absence.Whenever a person

is committed toJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

Department of Corrections Departmentescapes or is absent

himself without the authority to do so from anyone

Institution or program to which he or she is associated, he or she

can be held in custody and brought back to the responsible correctional facility

Officials instructed by the authorities or whoever if a

The appointment is confirmed by the directorof juvenile justice ora

Person duly nominated by the director with the seal of

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsattached. The

person so designated by the Directorof juvenile justicewith

Such a seal can contain one or more persons and the

The appointment is made as a ministerial appointment no

Record or notification of designated person required

appointments. The order is to be addressed to all Sheriffs,

Forensic pathologists, police officers, warders or wardens of prisons or

other detention facilities, whether in-state or out-of-state

Illinois, or to a specific person named on the order.

(Quelle: P.A. 83-346.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-9-7)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-9-7)

Sek. 3-9-7.Sexual Abuse Counseling Programs.

(a) DieJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department

should set up and offer counseling on the subject of sexual abuse for both of them

as many victims of sexual abuse and sex offenders

Facilities necessary to ensure sexual abuse counseling

across the state.

(b) Any minor who is committed to the Department ofyouthful

justiceCorrections youth departmentfor a sex offense

defined in the Sex Offenders Management Board Act

obliged to undergo sex offender treatment

Vendor board approved and conducted compliantly

with the standards developed by Sex Offender Management

Board Act.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-616, Stand 1.1.04.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-1)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-1)

Sek. 3-10-1.receiving procedure.

The receiving procedures in Section 3-8-1 apply

applicable to institutions and bodies ofDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawyouth department.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-2)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-2)

Sek. 3-10-2.Audit of committed individuals

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth department.

(a) A person who has committedYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentis checked in terms of its

medical, psychological, social, educational and professional

Condition and history, including use of alcohol and others

Drugs, the circumstances of his crime and everything else

information as a departmentof juvenile justiceMay

determine.

(a-5) Upon inclusion of a person who has committed to do so

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth department, Die

Departmentof juvenile justicemust be made available to the person

appropriate written information and counseling about HIV

and AIDS. The Departmentof juvenile justiceshould develop it

written materials in consultation with the Department of Public

Health. At the same time the departmentof juvenile justice

In addition, the person must be given the opportunity to be tested

Charge against the person with human immunodeficiency infection

Virus (HIV) or other identified causative agent of the acquired disease

Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). The Departmentby youngsters

justicerequired of any person who undertakes to do soDepartment

of juvenile justiceyouth departmentsign a form that says

that the person has been informed of their rights

in relation to the tests required as part of this offer

Subsection (a-5) and give the person a chance

to indicate that he or she wishes to be tested or that he or she

or she doesn't want to be tested. The Departmentby youngsters

justice, in consultation with the Ministry of Health,

defines the content of the form. The provided tests

according to this subsection (a-5) must consist of an enzyme-linked compound

Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) test or other approved test

the Department of Public Health. If the test result is

positive, the western blot assay, or a more reliable confirmatory test

examination to be carried out.

Even if a person who is obliged to do so is admittedDepartment

of juvenile justiceyouth department, the Departmentvon

juvenile criminal lawmust inform the person in the department

Obligation to provide medical care to the person.

The implementation of this subsection (a-5) is subject to

Appropriation.

(b) On the basis of its examination, the Departmentby youngsters

justicemay exercise the following powers in the development of one

Treatment program of a person committed to itDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawyouth department:

(1) From him participation in professional,

physical, educational and corrective training and

Activities to bring him back into the community.

(2) Place him in a facility or establishment of

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth department.

(3) order replacement or reprimand; and

The Pardons and Pardons Committee may act as often as it deems desirable. The Department

of juvenile justiceshould refer the person to probation

and Pardon Board pursuant to Section 3-3-4.

(4) Make arrangements with the Minister of Human Resources

Services and the Director of Children and Family Services,

in courts with probation officers and in private ones

Agencies or institutions for separate care or special

Treatment of persons under control

Departmentof juvenile justice.

(c) The Departmentof juvenile justiceshould be done periodically

re-examination of all persons under the control of the

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentdetermine

whether existing orders should be changed in individual cases

or continued. This examination is carried out in relation to

each person at least once a year.

(d) A record of the treatment decision, including any

Changing it and the reason for it are part of it

Master data record file of the obligated person.

(e) The Departmentof juvenile justicemust be certified

Mail, return receipt requested, notify parents, guardians or

next of kin of a person who has pledgedDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawyouth departmentits physical location and

any change of it.

(Quelle: P.A. 94-629, Stand 1.1.06.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-3)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-3)

Sek. 3-10-3.program assignment.

(a) The chief administrator of each institution or

Establishment ofJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionappoints one or more persons for classification and

Assign youth to programs at the facility or facility.

(b) The program assignment of the assigned persons

Institutions or bodies ofYouth Department

justiceyouth departmenttakes place on the following basis:

(1) As soon as possible after receipt and in any case

case at the latest after the first 30 days

The file is examined and he is interviewed and a

Defining the program for education, employment,

education, treatment, care and custody appropriate to him. A

A record must be made of this program assignment, which a

Part of its master data file. An employee should be

He is named for each as their HR Advisor.

(2) The study task is to be checked at least once

every three months and is interviewed when appropriate

desirable or when he requests it. After verification, such changes in

its program of education, employment, training, treatment,

Care and custody may be at your own discretion or

desirable and a record of it became part of his record. If he

requests a change to its program and that request is denied,

The reason for the refusal must be communicated to him in writing

The corresponding declaration will be included in his file.

(c) The Department may issue rules and regulations

regulates the management of treatment programs within

Institutions and facilities of the departmentby youngsters

justice.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-4)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-4)

Sek. 3-10-4.Divisionsinterne Transfers.

(a) The transfer of committed individuals between institutions

or facilities ofJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionfall under this section, except for emergencies

Transfers are made in accordance with Section 3-6-2.

(b) The chief administrator of an institution or

Facility that one dedicated person wishes to transfer to another

The facility or facility notifies theAssistantdirector of

juvenile criminal lawthe youth departmentor his delegate the

basis for transmission. TheAssistantDirector or his delegate

will agree or reject such request.

(c) If a transfer request is made by a committed person or

his parent, guardian or next of kin, the chief

administrative officer of the facility or facility

to whom the transfer is requested shall be informeddirector of

juvenile criminal lawDeputy director of the youth departmentor

his officer for the request, the reasons for it and his

Recommendation. TheAssistantDirectorof juvenile justiceor

his deputy either grants or rejects the request

Upon request, he shall notify the person or his or her parents, legal guardians or

closest relative of the basis for rejection.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-5)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-5)

Sek. 3-10-5.Referrals to the Department of Human Services.

(a) When a person has committedYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentmeets the standard for approval of a

minors admitted to a psychiatric facility or suitable for admission

to a facility for the developmentally disabled, as those terms are used

in the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code

The Ministry can transfer the person to an appropriate state

Hospital or Department of Human Services facility for

a period of no more than 6 months, provided that the person consents to this

Write to the bank transfer. The person must be informed about this

Right not to consent and if he does not consent, the transfer

can only be done through the obligation under paragraph (e) of this document

Section.

(b) The parent, legal guardian or next of kin and the

The authorized representative is informed of his right to object. If

If there is an objection, the transfer can only be made by

Obligation under Paragraph (e) of this Section. notice of the

The referral must be mailed to the parent, legal guardian, or legal guardian

The nearest relative is marked only for delivery to the recipient

last known address by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt

requested along with a written notice of the manner and

Period within which he can object to the transfer. objection to

The transfer must be made by the parent, guardian or next of kin

Relatives within 15 days of receipt of notification of

Transfer, by written notification of the objection to theAssistant

Directorof juvenile justiceorChief Administrator of

the institution or body of the departmentby youngsters

justicewhere the person was imprisoned.

(c) When a person who has committed under the Department

Juvenile Courts legislation is the Juvenile Courts Act 1987

admitted to a hospital or facility of the Department of Human Medicine

Services under this section, theAssistantdirector ofyouthful

justicethe youth departmentcommunicate this to those involved

Juvenile Court.

(d) Nothing in this section limits the right of

Assistantdirector ofjuvenile criminal lawthe youth departmentor

the chief administrative officer of an institution or body

to use the emergency room regulations of the mind

Code of Health and Developmental Disabilities Relating to All

person in his care or custody. The transformation of a person into a

Institution or facility of the Department of Human Services

Subparagraph (a) of this Section shall not absolve

person from the head of the departmentof juvenile justice.

(e) If the person does not consent to their transfer

Department of Human Services or if an individual objects to it

Paragraph (b) of this Section or if the Department of Human

Services determine that a transferred person requires

Admitted to the Department of Human Services for more than 6

months for some reason thatAssistantdirector ofyouthful

justicethe youth departmentwill file a petition

District court of the district in which the establishment or

The facility is located and is applying for the person to be admitted to the

Human Services Department. Certificate from a clinic

Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker who is a

qualified examiner as defined in section 1-122 of Mental

Code of Health and Developmental Disabilities or Psychiatrists,

or if admission is to a facility for the developmentally disabled

wanted, by a doctor, that the person needs commitment

for treatment to the Department of Human Services or

The habilitation must be attached to the application. copies of it

The petition should be addressed to the nominated person, their parents or

Guardian or next of kin, the committing court and to the

Prosecutors of the district where the institution operates

Establishment ofJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionfrom whom the person was transferred is located and

the county from which the named person was admitted

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections.

(f) The court sets a date for a hearing

Submit petition within the time limit specified in Mental Health

and developmental disabilitiescode. The hearing is to take place

conducted in the manner prescribed by MentalHealth and

Developmental Disabilities Code. When the person is found

I need commitment to the Department of Human Services for

Treatment or habilitation, the court can oblige him to do so

Department.

(g) In the event that a person commits to the Department

under the Juvenile Courts Act or the Juvenile Courts Act 1987

is committed to Department of Human Services facilities

pursuant to paragraph (e) of this Section theAssistantDirectorvon

juvenile criminal lawmust submit an application to the competent juvenile court

for an order to terminate theAssistantThe principal's custody.

(Quelle: P.A. 89-507, eff. 7-1-97.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-6)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-6)

Sek. 3-10-6.Return and discharge from the Department of Human Medicine

Services.

(a) The Department of Human Services returns to

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentanyone

obligated to a facility of the Department under paragraph (a)

of Section 3-10-5 if the individual no longer meets the standard

for the admission of a minor to a psychiatric facility, or is

Suitable for administrative admission to a development institution

facility for the disabled.

(b) When a person returns to theYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentpursuant to paragraph (a) of this Section

has not had a parole hearing in the past 6 months, he

A parole hearing will be held within 45 days of his return.

(c) DieJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department

notifies the Minister for Human Services of the procedure

the obligation or penalty of a person assigned to the

Human Services Department as per Section 3-10-5. If the

The Department of Human Services determines that this is one such person

transferred to him pursuant to paragraph (a) of Section 3-10-5

If further hospitalization is required, an application must be made

engagement of such a person in the context of mental health and

Developmental Disabilities Code.

(d) The Department of Human Services publishes pursuant to

the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code, any

Person referred to under paragraph (c) of Section

3-10-5, whose sentence has expired and is believed to be unconvicted

meets the standard for admission of a minor to a psychiatric hospital

facility or is suitable for administrative inclusion in a

facility for the developmentally disabled. A person committed to it

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsunder juvenile justice

Court Actor of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987 and transferred to

the Department of HumanServices pursuant to paragraph (c) of the Section

3-10-5 will be handed over to the competent juvenile court if

The Department of Human Services determines that he is no longer there

requires hospitalization for treatment.

(Quelle: P.A. 89-507, eff. 7-1-97.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-7)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-7)

Sek. 3-10-7.Cross-departmental transfers.(a) Definitely

if a minor was originally prosecuted under the provisions of

the Criminal Code 1961 as amended and convicted under the

Provisions of this Act pursuant to Section 2-7 of the Youth Act

Court Act or Section 5-805 of the JuvenileCourt Act 1987

and is committed toJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionpursuant to Section 5-8-6 the Ministry ofyouthful

justicecorrectionswill be made within 30 days of the date on which the

Minors who have reached the age of 17 should send a formal notice to the

Judgment Court and District Attorney

to which the minor was sentenced, indicating the day on which the

Juvenile delinquents reach the age of 17. Within 90 days

Upon receipt of this notice, the trial court will do the following:

Hearing in accordance with the provisions of subsection (c) of this document

Section to determine whether or not the minor should continue to do so

remain under the auspices ofJuvenile Justice Department

youth departmentor be transferred to the adult division of

the correctional facility.

The minor will be informed of the date of service

Hearing, must be present at the hearing and has the right to do so

Advice at the hearing. The minor, with the consent of his or her

Your attorney or guardian may choose not to be present at the hearing.

(b) Unless paroled earlier in accordance with Section 3-3-3, the

Detention of a minor indefinitely

The punishment in a criminal proceeding ends with the

expiry of the maximum sentence of imprisonment, and he must

thereupon be released to serve a period of probation as provided in Section

5-8-1, but if the maximum custodial sentence does not expire

he remains subject until he is 21 years old

are under the control and custody of the departmentby youngsters

justice, and on his 21st birthday he is to be promoted

the adult sectionthe law enforcement agency. If yes

People who were paroled on his 21st birthday, his parole

Supervision can be transferred to the adult sectionof the

Corrections Department.

(c) Every interdepartmental transfer hearing has been conducted

in accordance with subsection (a) of this Section, consider all

Available information that may affect the issue

transfer. Any evidence that will assist the court in its determination

Question of transmission, including oral and written reports

contains hearsay that can be relied upon in this regard

Evidence even if not competent for the purposes of

a court hearing. The court examines together with

all other relevant matters, the following:

1. The type of crime the minor is charged with

guilty and the length of the sentence the minor is serving

and the records and history of the minor.

2. The record of the minor's accommodation within the

Department forjuvenile criminal lawYouth department for corrections,

including but not limited to reports by minors

Advisor, any escape, attempted escape or violent or

disruptive behavior of the minor, any fines

received from the minors, summaries of the courses they have attended

Minor and all records of work performed by the minor during his stay

die Institution.

3. The relative maturity of the minor based on the

physical, psychological and emotional development

irrelevant.

4. Recording the minor's rehabilitation progress

and assessment of the minor's professional potential.

5. An assessment of the need to transfer the

minor, including but not limited to the availability of space

within the department of corrections, the disciplinary and

Security issue that the minor submitted to

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentand that

feasibility of placing the minor in a youth facility,

whether the resources are exhaustedDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawYouth Department of the Department of

corrections, the availability of rehabilitation and job offers

Programs within the Department of Corrections and the

expected ability of the minor to adapt to captivity

within an adult facility, based on the physical condition of the minor

size and maturity.

All relevant factors considered in this subsection must be considered

not be ruled against the juvenile to justify doing so

transfer. Access to social records, parole reports, etc

other reports considered by the Court for this purpose

Transfer documents are to be made available to the young person's legal counsel

at least 30 days before the date of the transfer hearing

The sentencing court will do the following when issuing a transfer order

Include a justification for this order.

(d) Whenever the directorof juvenile justiceor be

The Commissioner notes that the interests of safety, security and

Discipline require the transfer to theDepartment for

correctionsadult departmenta person aged 17 or over who

was prosecuted under the provisions of the Criminal Code

1961 as amended and convicted under the terms of that Act

Act under Section 2-7 of the Juvenile Courts Act

Section 5-805 of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987 and committed

for theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentunder

Section 5-8-6: The Director or his designee may approve this

Emergency surrender of such a person, unless the surrender of the

Person is subject to subsection (e) of this Section

The sentencing court must be informed of any emergency

Transfer no later than 3 days after the emergency transfer.

Upon request submitted within 60 days of the emergency transfer of

The trial court or a party may be the trial court

Conducting a hearing in accordance with the provisions of subsection (c)

this section to determine whether the person

stay in theCorrections DepartmentAdult

division.

(e) The Directorof juvenile justiceor his agent may

authorize the permanent transfer to theDepartment for

correctionsadult departmentany person aged 18 or over who

was prosecuted under the provisions of the Criminal Code

1961 as amended and convicted under the terms of that Act

Act under Section 2-7 of the Juvenile Courts Act or

Section 5-805 of the Juvenile Courts Act 1987 and committed

for theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentunder

Section 5-8-6 of this Act. The directorof juvenile justiceor

The following factors apply to his agent:

Determining whether to authorize the permanent transfer of the

person toCorrections Departmentadult department:

1. The type of crime the person has been charged with

guilty and the length of sentence the person is serving

and the history and antecedents of the person.

2. The record of the adjustment of the person within the

Juvenile Justice DepartmentCorrections Department'

youth department, including but not limited to reports from

the person's adviser, any escape attempts, escape attempts or

violent or disruptive behavior on the part of the person

Tickets received by the person, summaries of the courses attended

of the person and all records of the work performed by the person

while in the institution.

3. The person's relative maturity based on the

physical, psychological and emotional development

Person.

4. The record of the person's rehabilitation progress

and an assessment of the person's professional potential.

5. An assessment of the need to transfer the

person, including but not limited to the availability of

Room within the department for corrections, the disciplinary department

and security issue that the person has submitted to

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentand that

Feasibility of maintaining the person in adolescence

Establish whether the resources within the plant are exhausted

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth department of

Corrections Department, the availability of rehabilitation measures

and professional programs within the correctional service,

and the person's expected ability to adapt to it

Accommodation in an adult facility based on the person

physical size and maturity.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-8)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-8)

Sek. 3-10-8.Discipline.) (a) (1) Corporal punishment and

disciplinary restrictions related to nutrition, medicine or hygiene

Furnishings, clothing, bedding or mail are also prohibited

Reducing the frequency of use of toilets, sinks, etc

Have a shower.

(2) Disciplinary visiting, work,

Educational or program duties, use of toilets and sinks

and showering must be associated with abuse as closely as possible

such privileges or facilities. This paragraph does not apply

apply to the segregation or isolation of persons for the purposes of

institutional control.

(3) No person undertakesYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentmay be isolated for disciplinary action

Reasons for more than 7 consecutive days and no more than 15 days

outside a period of 30 days, except in cases of violence or

attempted violence against another person or

property if an additional period of isolation for

Disciplinary grounds are approved by the chief administration

Officer. A person who has been isolated for 24 hours or more

is interviewed daily by his recruiter or someone else

Employees.

(b) DieJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department

establishes rules and regulations for disciplinary action

Practices, the penalties for violations and the

Disciplinary process through which such penalties may be imposed.

The rules of conduct must be made known to everyone involved

person and the discipline must be proportionate to the offence

and applied fairly.

(c) Any disciplinary action taken against any person

Institutions and facilities ofYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentmust be consistent with this section

and the departmental rules and regulations adopted under this Agreement.

(d) Disciplinary measures imposed under this section are

reviewed through the Complaints Procedure set out in Section 3-8-8.

(e) A written report of any breach of that discipline

The order is to be filed with the chief administrative officer

within 72 hours of the occurrence of the violation or

Discovery thereof and this report will be placed on file

the institution or facility.

(f) All institutions and bodies ofDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawyouth departmentwill determine, subject to change

the approval of the directorof juvenile justice,Procedure

for disciplinary cases, except for those that may concern the following

imposition of disciplinary isolation; delay in relation to the

parole board or a change in employment, education or otherwise

Program use with a duration of more than 7 days.

(g) In disciplinary cases which may involve imposition

disciplinary isolation, delayed referral to the parole board and

parole board or a change in work, education, or other program

For assignments lasting more than 7 days, the director must decide

Disciplinary procedures in accordance with the set

the following principles:

(1) Any person or persons initiating a disciplinary proceeding

The charge against a person does not determine the charge. For the

where possible, a person to represent the counseling staff

The facility or facility is involved in the decision

disciplinary case.

(2) Any committed person charged with violating

The rules of conduct of the department must be made known

charges, including an explanation of the alleged wrongdoing and the

the rules that this behavior allegedly violates.

(3) Any person charged with breaking the Rules is

is entitled to a hearing on this allegation, at this time

have the opportunity to appear in front of the person and address them

Persons who decide on the prosecution.

(4) The person or persons deciding on the charge may also

Subpoena for witnesses or other relevant persons to testify

knowledge of the incident. The accused can be admitted

to question a person so summoned.

(5) If the charge is upheld, this also applies to the accused

Right to a written statement of the persons on the decision

Decision on the fee, which should also include the basis for it

Decision and any disciplinary action to be taken.

(6) A change of work, education, or other program

Tasks may not be used for disciplinary purposes except

as provided in paragraph (a) of the Section and only then thereafter

Review and Approval per Section 3-10-3.

(Quelle: P.A. 80-1099.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-9)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-9)

Sek. 3-10-9.Complaints.

The complaints proceduresYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentis regulated in the section

3-8-8.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-10)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-10)

Sek. 3-10-10.Help for dedicated people.

A person committed to itJuvenile Justice Department

youth departmentwill be staffed with support

the exercise of all rights and privileges granted to him

this code. This person must be informed of their right to do so

Support from his HR consultant or another employee.

(Quelle: P.A. 77-2097.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-11)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-11)

Sek. 3-10-11.Transfers from the Department of Children and

family services.

(a) If (i) a decision is made on a minor aged 10 years or older

an offender under the Juvenile Courts Act or the Juvenile Court

Act of 1987 and placed with the Department of Children and

Family Services, (ii) it is determined by inter-agency review

Department of Children and Family Services Committee

There is a lack of adequate facilities to care for and rehabilitate such people

minor and the placement of this minor in the Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrections, subject to certification by the

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections, is appropriate,

and (iii) the Department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrections

certifies that it has adequate facilities and staff

For the accommodation of the minor, the department for is available

Child and Family Services may transfer custody of the minor

for theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department of

Corrections Departmentprovided that:

(1) the juvenile court that decided on the minor a

Belated orders the transfer after a hearing

opportunity for the minor to be heard and defended; And

(2) dieAssistantdirector ofjuvenile criminal lawDie

Prison Department, Juvenile Department,will be made a

party to the lawsuit; And

(3) The transfer will be communicated to the minor

parent, guardian or next of kin; And

(4) Imprisonment is permitted by law

Adults found guilty of the offense of the minor

convicted delinquent.

The Inter-Agency Review Committee includes a

Representative of the Ministry for Children and Family

Services, a representative of the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections, and an educator and a qualified mental patient

Health professional jointly selected by the Ministry of Health

Children and Family Services and the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections. The Department of Children and Family

Services, in consultation with the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections, enacts the rules for the

Operation of the Inter-Agency Review Committee

Administrative Procedures Act of Illinois.

(b) Guardianship of a Minor transferred under this Section

remains with the Ministry of Children and Family

Services.

(c) Minors who are transferred pursuant to this Section may be accommodated

the department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsin every program

or establishment of the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal lawCorrections,

youth department, or any other residential facility for young people.

(d) A minor transferred under this section shall remain in the country

the custody of the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal lawCorrections,

youth department,until the department forjuvenile criminal law

correctionsnotes that the minor is willing to leave home

Program. The department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsIn

Consultation with the department for children and family

The services will develop and work with you on a transition plan

Department of Children and Family Services to which the minor is scheduled to relocate

an alternative program. Thirty days before implementation

transition plan, the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal law

correctionscommunicate the plan to the court.

The department forjuvenile criminal lawCorrections'

Custody of the minor ends automatically at the age of 30

Days after notification to the court and state

Lawyer.

(e) In no event may a minor be transferred under this Agreement

The section remains in the care of the Ministry ofyouthful

justicecorrectionsfor a longer period of time

Period of time that an adult could be punished for the same crime.

(Quelle: P.A. 88-680, eff. 1-1-95.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-12)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-10-12)

Sek. 3-10-12.

The Director of the Department ofjuvenile criminal law

correctionsmay authorize the use of any institution or

Establishment ofJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionas a juvenile detention center for housing

of minors under the age of 16 in custody or detention

a county sheriff or a city police department

if said juvenile is detained for the purpose of appearing before a

juvenile court or by court order or for any other legal reason,

if no juvenile detention center exists or exists

Are there no other arrangements suitable for containment?

teenagers. The directorjuvenile criminal lawthe department for

correctionscan certify that appropriate facilities and staff are in place

are available from the relevant institution or facility

the placement of these minors and this certificate are authorized

filed with the clerk of the district court. The

director ofjuvenile criminal lawthe corrections departmentMay

You can revoke or refuse certification at any time. When submitting

of the certificate in a district the authorities of the district

You may then use these facilities and present them in the certificate

in accordance with the terms and conditions contained therein for the above purpose.

Juveniles locked up, by the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, pursuant to this section, must be kept separate from

convicted criminals.

(Quelle: P.A. 78-878.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-10-13)

Sek. 3-10-13.Notifications of release or escape.

(a) The Departmentof juvenile justiceshall establish

Procedure for providing written notification of the release of

each person from theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionto the persons and bodies mentioned in the subsection

(c) Section 3-14-1 of this Code.

(b) The Departmentof juvenile justiceshall establish

Procedure for immediate notification of escape from

each person from theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouthful

divisionto the persons and bodies mentioned in the subsection

(c) Section 3-14-1 of this Code.

(Quelle: P.A. 91-695, Booth 04.13.00.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-15-2)(from chap. 38, para. 1003-15-2)

Sek. 3-15-2.Standards and support for local prisons and

detention and emergency shelters.

(a) The Departmentthe correctionsis supposed to set for that

Operation of County and Municipal Jails and Houses of

Correction,and juvenile detention and homeless care in the district

Facilities provided under the County ShelterCare and

Law on Detention Centers",Minimum standards for the physical

condition of such facilities and for the treatment of inmates

with regard to their health and safety and the safety of

community.

The Ministry of Juvenile Justice lays down for the

Operation of the juvenile detention center and homeless care in the district

Facilities established in accordance with the County ShelterCare and

Detention Home Act, Minimum Physical Condition Standards

condition of such facilities and for the treatment of

young people with regard to their health and safety and the

community security.

These standards do not apply to care in county housing

Plants in operation before January 1, 1980.

Such standards must not aim to prescribe a minimum floor area

Requirements for each inmate housed in cells and detention

Rooms in county and municipal jails and correctional facilities.

However, no more than two occupants may be accommodated in single accommodation

cell or cell.

When an inmate is tested for an airborne infection

disease as defined by the Illinois Department of Public

Health, including but not limited to tuberculosis, the results

The tests are carried out by the director or by him personally

or their authorized representative in a sealed envelope to the judge of the court

in which the inmate must appear for a judicial inspection

Camera if requested by the judge. Act in accordance with that

The welfare of those present in the courtroom rests with the judge

It has discretion to determine what precautions, if any, need to be taken

taken to prevent transmission of the disease in the courtroom.

(b) At least once a year the departmentthe corrections

can audit any adult facility for compliance

The established standards and the results of this inspection must be taken into account

made available for public inspection by the Ministry. At

at least once a year, the departmentof juvenile justiceshould

Inspect juvenile detention centers and housing in each county

Establishment to comply with the established standards and the

Departmentof juvenile justicewill make the results out of it

Inspections for public viewing possible. If there is an incarceration,

Homeless shelter or correctional facility does not comply with regulations

Standards set the director of correctional facilitiesor the

Director of Juvenile Justice, if applicableshould give

Notice to county government and sheriff or company

Inform local authorities if necessary

Non-compliance stating the respective standards

not met by such a facility. If the facility is not available

Compliance with these standards after six months

from the transmission of such notice to the Director of Correctionsor

if applicable, the Director of Juvenile Justice,May

apply to the competent court for a corresponding order

Establishment to comply with the standards set by the

department or for other appropriate relief.

(c) The Departmentthe correctionscan offer advice

Services for design, construction, programs and

administration ofDetention, Housing andcorrection

Facilities and services forchildren andAdults, operated by

Counties and municipalities and can create studies and surveys about it

the programs and administration of these institutions.

Personnel from the department are permitted to do this

Facilities required for these purposes. The department can

Development and management of funding programs for

Correctional services in cooperation with local authorities. The

The department can provide training courses for staff

such institutions and carry out pilot projects in the

institutions.

(c-5) The Department of Juvenile Justice can provide the following

Consulting services for design, construction, programs,

and administration of detention and accommodation care services for

Children are run by counties and municipalities and are allowed to make them

Studies and surveys on the programs and administration of

such facilities.Juvenile department staff

In these facilities, the judiciary is granted access as required

such purposes. The Department of Juvenile Justice could develop further

and administer grant programs for youth

Correctional services in cooperation with local authorities. The

The Ministry of Juvenile Justice can offer training courses

for the staff of such institutions and carry out pilot projects

projects in the institutions.

(d) The Department has the right to issue a refund

Subsidies for districts, municipalities or public buildings

Commissions to meet the minimum penalty

Facility standards set by the department in this section.

Grants can only be awarded for completed projects

after July 1, 1980 and initiated before January 1, 1987.

(1) Subsidies for regional prisons are granted

Not exceeding 90% of the project cost or $7,000,000

whatever is less.

(2) Correctional Facility Grants by Individual

District, municipality or public building commission

Not exceeding 75% of the proposed project cost or $4,000,000

whatever is less.

(3) For the purposes of this subsection (d), “Project” means.

only that part of a facility intended for prison construction,

penitentiary or detention purposes and does not include

other areas of multi-purpose buildings.

Construction or renovation grants are permitted

issued by the Capital Development Board from capital

Development Bond Fund upon application by a county or

Counties, municipalities or public buildings

Order or orders and approval of a construction or construction project

Renovation grant from the Ministry for projects initiated thereafter

1 January 1987.

(e) The Departmentof juvenile justiceshould say goodbye

Standards for county jails for the temporary placement of juveniles

Basis as provided in Section 5-410 of the Juvenile Courts Act

of 1987. These standards include educational,

Leisure and disciplinary norms and access to

medical services, crisis intervention, psychiatric services,

suicide prevention, health care, nutritional needs and

visiting rights. The Departmentof juvenile justiceshould

Also, notify all counties requesting placement of juveniles in a county

Prison of Monitoring and Program Standards for Juveniles

Section 5-410 Juvenile Court Detention Facilities

1987 law.

(Source: P.A. 89-64, valid 1-1-96; 89-477, valid 6-18-96; 89-656,

eff. 8-14-96;90-14, eff. 01.07.97; 90-590, eff. 1-1-99.)

(730 ILCS 5/3-16-5)

Sek. 3-16-5.Multi-year pilot program for selected probation officers

Juveniles released from institutionsYouth Department

justiceyouth department.

(a) The Department ofjuvenile criminal lawcorrectionsMay

Niederlassung in Cook County, DuPageCounty, Lake County, Will

County and Kane County a 6-year pilot program for select

Juvenile offenders are paroled by the stateDepartment for

juvenile criminal lawYouth Department of the Department of

corrections.

(b) A person being paroled

Juvenile Justice Departmentyouth departmentunder

Subsection (e) of Section 3-3-3, who theYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentconsidered a serious or vulnerable offender

Teens who are likely to have trouble getting used to it again

Community that either had significant clinical problems or

a history of criminal activity involving sex offenses, drugs,

Guns or gangs, and who's going back to Cook County, Will

County, Lake County, DuPage County oder Kane County sein

checked for their suitability to participate in the pilot program.

(c) If the departmentof juvenile justiceestablished a

Pilot program under this sectionYouth Department

justiceyouth departmentprovides supervision and

structured services for individuals selected to participate

program to: (i) ensure that they receive a high level of

supervision and case management, structured services; (ii)

Prepare them for reintegration into the community;(iii)

effectively monitor compliance with probation conditions

andprogramming; and (iv) minimize the likelihood that they

will commit more crimes.

(d) Based on the needs of a participant, the department

of juvenile justicecan provide the following orally:

a participant:

(1) risk and needs assessment;

(2) comprehensive case management;

(3) Placement in licensed, secured community facilities

as a transitional measure;

(4) transition to residential programming;

(5) Targeted outpatient intensive care offers;

(6) Structured daily and evening news programs and

behavioral day treatment;

(7) family counseling;

(8) transition programs to independent living;

(9) alternate placements;

(10) Substance Abuse Treatment.

(e) A case plan for needs assessment and probation supervision

The profile can be completed by the department forjuvenile criminal law

correctionsprior to the dismissal of the selected eligible person

Institution pending probation supervision. Needs

Assessment case plan and probation monitoring profile

This includes determining the placement requirements and the intensity of the

probation supervision and assessments of educational,

psychological, occupational, medical and substance abuse

need for treatment. After completion by the Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsthe probation officer profile

and Needs Assessment Case Plan, a comprehensive parole case

Management plans are developed for each committed young person

eligible and selected for admission to the pilot program. The

A comprehensive probation management plan must be submitted

for approval by the departmentof juvenile justiceand for

Presentation to the Prisoner Review Board.

(f) The Departmentof juvenile justicecan identify with one

Comprehensive Probation Management Plan, All Special Offers

Conditions for probation supervision and determination of sanctions for a

Participant who does not meet the program requirements

or who violates the probation rules. These sanctions may include:

Return of a participant to a secure community location or

Recommendations on revoking parole to the PrisonerReview

Plank. Juveniles who are paroled may be kept safe for screening

municipal bodies or by order of a pending revocation in the local community

Detention or prison facilities depending on age.

(g) The Departmentof juvenile justicecan choose and

Contract with a community-based network and work in partnership

with private providers to provide the services listed

subsection (d).

(h) If the departmentof juvenile justiceestablished a

Pilot program under this section, the departmentby youngsters

justicewill be within 3 years after the effective date of

With this amending law from 1997, the pilot program will be implemented first

in Cook County, and then implement the pilot program in DuPage

County, Lake County, WillCounty und Kane County entsprechend

with a schedule to be developed by the departmentby youngsters

justice.

(i) If the departmentof juvenile justiceestablished a

Pilot program under this section, the departmentby youngsters

justiceprepares a 3-year follow-up assessment and

Results evaluation for all participants of the pilot program.

(j) If the departmentof juvenile justiceestablished a

Pilot program under this section, the departmentby youngsters

justicepublishes an outcome study over a three-year period

Follow-up period for participants in the pilot program.

(Quelle: P.A. 90-79, eff. 1-1-98.)

(730 ILCS 5/5-8-6)(from chap. 38, para. 1005-8-6)

Sek. 5-8-6.place of detention.(a) Offender Convicted

be sentenced to imprisonment for a crime

the Department of Corrections' correctional system.

However, such a judgment does not limit the powers of the

Department of Children and Family Services related to all

Child under one year under the sole care of one person

so condemned, nor in relation to a child born of a

Woman so sentenced while consequently imprisoned like this

such a sentence. A person convicted of a crime can be

assigned to one of its employees by the prison authority

Institutions, bodies or programs.

(b) Offenders sentenced to a reduced term of imprisonment

than a year shall be placed in the custody of the sheriff.

A person who has previously contacted the law enforcement agency

July 14, 1983, for less than a year can be awarded by the

department to one of its institutions, facilities or programs.

(c) All offenders under the age of 17 at the time of sentencing

imprisonment is committedYouth Department

justiceJuvenile Department of Correctional ServicesAnd

The court sets a specific deadline in its decision on the objection.

This obligation order is the judgment of the court

which may be modified by the court during the jurisdiction

keep; and this penalty applies whenever the offender

The convict is in the control and custody of theadult department

of theCorrections Department. The provisions of Section

3-3-3 is intended to be fully part of such a commitment

written in order of obligation. The competent court should

Maintain jurisdiction over the item and person until

he or she will reach the age of 21 unless released sooner.

However, theJuvenile Justice Departmentyouth department

the corrections departmentsupposed after a teenager has

has reached the age of 17, apply to the court to carry out a

Hearing in accordance with subsection (c) of Section 3-10-7

Code.

(d) No accused shall be turned over to the Department of

Corrections to Claim a Fine or Cost.

(e) When a court sentences an accused to imprisonment of

imprisonment at the same time as an earlier and unexpired sentence

a sentence of imprisonment imposed by a United States district court

States can take the perpetrator into custody

Attorney General of the United States. The Attorney General of

the United States or the authorized representative of the United States

United States Attorney General, will be equipped with

the order of commitment of the court imposing a sentence,

which declaration of commitment should provide that if the

The perpetrator will be released from federal custody, be it through

Probation or waiver of sentence must be the offender

conferred by the mandatory county sheriff to the

Corrections Department. The court should arrange the division

to be informed of such judgment at the time of the commitment and

receive copies of all relevant records

Sentence.

(Quelle: P.A. 83-1362.)

Section 30.The Probation and Probation Officer Act reads

amended by amending Sections 15 and 16.1 as follows:

(730 ILCS 110/15)(from chap. 38, paras. 204-7)

Sek. 15.(1) The Illinois Supreme Court may: a

Department of Probation Services, the purpose of which is said to be

Development, establishment, publication and enforcement of

uniform standards for probation services in this state and to

otherwise implement the intent of this Act. The department can:

(a) Determination of qualifications for the main probation

Officials and other personnel in the probation and court services

in relation to recruitment, promotion and training.

(b) provide timely lists thereof

Applicants whose qualifications meet the regulations

referred to herein, including all candidates included on this list

deemed qualified.

(c) a means of verifying the conditions for set

Reimbursement under this law and development of criteria for it

approved costs for reimbursement.

(d) Develop standards and approve employees

Compensation plans for probation and court services

departments.

(e) employ sufficient staff in the department to

carry out the tasks of the department.

(f) set up and establish a training system

Standards for staff orientation and training.

(g) Develop standards for a system of record

Collect and compile statistics for cases and programs

Develop system of unified forms and research for planning

the probation service.

(h) develop standards to ensure adequate support

Personnel, office space, equipment and supplies, travel

Expenses and other essential items required for

Probation and Court Services Departments to carry out their duties

Tasks.

(i) reviewing and approving annual plans submitted by

Probation and Court Services Departments.

(j) monitor and evaluate all programs operated by us

Probation and Court Services departments and may include

in the program evaluation criteria such factors as that

Percentage of suspended sentences for convicted felons

crimes on probation.

(k) seek cooperation between local and state authorities

and private agencies to improve the quality of probation

and judicial services.

(l) create programs, if any, and

appropriate standards for the general improvement of

Improve the quality of probation and court services and lower the rate

of adult or juvenile offenders turned over to the department

the corrections.

(m) establish such other standards and regulations, and

take all actions necessary to achieve the intention and purpose

this law.

The department creates a sample list of structured

Intermediate sanctions that may be imposed by a probation

Agency for violations of the terms of a set of

Probation, parole or supervision.

The State of Illinois will pay for this

staff, travel, equipment, telecommunications, postage,

Raw materials, printing, space, contract services and others

related costs that are necessary to realize the intention of this law.

(2) (a) The Chief Justice of each district shall arrange for it

Full-time probation services for all counties within the

district, in accordance with the annual probation plan,

the standards, policies and regulations established by the

Supreme Court. Licensing district made up of two or more counties

within a circuit can be created for the purpose of deployment

Full-time probation service. Any county or group of counties

A probation department shall be maintained within a county which

subject to the authority of the county chief judge

or another judge appointed by the Chief Justice. The boss

Judge, through the Department of Probation and Court Services

submits annual plans to the department for approval and

related services.

(b) The chief judge of each circuit appoints the chief

Probation officers and all other probation officers for him or her

their placement from lists of qualified applicants provided by the

Supreme Court. Candidates for the chair of the board and others

Probation officer positions must be applied for with the boss

Judges at the District Court and the Supreme Court.

(3) A probation and court service office is to be applied for

The Supreme Court seeks basic service funding and may make an application

for funds for new and expanded programs or individualized

Services and Programs. The costs are reimbursed monthly

on a plan and budget approved by the Supreme Court. NO

The department can be reimbursed for any additional or unrelated costs

provided for in the approved annual plan and budget. After

With the enactment of this 1985 Amendment Act, every county must do so

Provision of basic services according to the annual plan and

Standards prepared by the department. No department is allowed to receive

Funds for new or expanded programs or customized services

and programs if they do not comply with the standards

listed in subsection (1) paragraph (h) of this section,

the annual plan and standards for primary care.

(4) The department reimburses the district or districts for the costs

Probation assistance as follows:

(a) 100% of the salary of all directors

designated as such by the Chief Justice and the Department.

(b) 100% of salary for all probation officers and

Supervisors who have been approved for reimbursement by the authority

Department after April 1, 1984 to meet workload standards

and to implement intensive sanctions and probation measures

Supervision programs and other basic services within the meaning of

this act.

(c) 100% of salary for total secure detention

Approved staff and non-secure group home staff

Reimbursement after December 1, 1990. For all such

Entities approved for reimbursement before December 1st,

In 1990, counties received a monthly reimbursement of $1,250

starting July 1, 1995 and an additional $250 per month

beginning on July 1 of each year, and thereafter until the positions are filled

Get 100% salary refund. allocation of it

The positions are based on a comparative needs assessment

capacity, staff/occupant ratio, physical facilities and

Program.

(d) $1,000 per month for salaries for the remainder

Probation officer positions in primary care and

new or enhanced services. All such positions are meant to be

approved by the Department pursuant to this Act and

Divisionsstandards.

(e) 100% of the travel expenses acc

Department standards approved for all probation positions

Subparagraph (b) of Subsection 4 of this Section.

(f) If the amount of funds returned to the county is

pursuant to paragraphs (a) to (e) of Subsection 4

The annual portion is less than the amount

The county had received promptly during the 12-month period

prior to the entry into force of this Amendment Act 1985,

then the department refunds the amount

difference to the district. The effect of paragraph (b) of

Subsection 7 of this section is to be considered

Implementation of this supplementary reimbursement regulation.

(5) The Department makes funds available from April 1st.

1987 for the counties to offer individual services and

Programs under Section 16 of this Act.

(6) A Department of Probation and Court Services, um

To be entitled to the refund, you must present it to the Supreme Court

court a motion containing such information and in such

form and within such time limits as the Supreme Court may require.

To be eligible, departments must meet the requirements

the following conditions:

(a) The department must have a file with the colonel

In court, create an annual probation plan for further, improved

and new probation and court utilities approved by

the Supreme Court or its delegate. This plan is intended to specify

the way probation and court services will be run

delivered and improved, in line with the minimum

Probation and Court Standards and Regulations

Services as determined by the Supreme Court. In counties

with more than one probation and court services department

All departments included are eligible

The county must submit plans that are approved by the colonel

Focused.

(b) The annual probation plan should generally aim for the following

Improving the quality of probation services and reducing

adult engagementto andjuvenoffender the

Corrections Departmentand to reduce the commitment of

juvenile offenders to the Department of Juvenile Justice

and may require coordination with the

Corrections Department, the youth department

Justice,and the Department of Children and Family Services

in the development and use of community resources,

Information systems, case testing and permanent planning

Systems to avoid duplication of services.

(c) The department must comply with the regulations

Supreme Court-developed standards for fundamental, new and

advanced services, training, recruitment and

Financial support.

(d) The department specifies in its annual plan

the way it supports crime rights

victims and how Article I is implemented,

Section 8.1 of the Illinois Constitution and how

It will coordinate support services for victims of crime

other law enforcement agencies in their jurisdiction,

including, but not limited to, the prosecutor, the

Sheriff and every city police department.

(7) No statement may be reviewed by the Supreme Court

his agent or voucher issued by the auditor, unless each of the

The following conditions are met:

(a) The probation officer is a full-time employee

appointed by the Chief Justice to provide probation services.

(b) The probation officer to be eligible

State reimbursement, receives a salary of at least

$17,000 per year.

(c) The probation officer is appointed

reappointed according to minimum qualifications or

criteria established by the Supreme Court; however all

Probation officers appointed before January 1, 1978,

are exempt from the minimum requirements

set by the Supreme Court. Payments are to be made to

Counties that employ these part-time probation officers

as long as they are employed in the official position

Effective date of this Amendment Act 1985. Promotions

are based on the minimum qualifications set by

the Supreme Court.

(d) The department has a fixed remuneration

Schedule approved by Supreme Court. Compensation

The schedule must include the required salary ranges

Increases in compensation for each employee. The increments

shall be based on such factors within salary ranges

as a credible professional qualification, achievement and

seniority. Every position in the department should be

included in the remuneration table according to professional duties

and responsibilities of that position. The politics and

Compensation plan procedures are to be implemented

is available to every employee.

(8) To obtain full reimbursement of all approved expenses

Costs, each department must continue to employ at least that

as many parole officers and parole officers as

were eligible for employment for the fiscal year that

includes January 1, 1985. This number is denoted as

the base amount of the department. None of the approved positions

The allocation according to paragraph (b) of subsection 4 is included

in the basic amount. In the event that the department is busy

fewer parole officers and parole officers than the base

Amount for a period of 90 days, financed by the

The division under subsection 4 of this section may be reduced

monthly in the amount of the current salary of each

Positions below the base amount.

(9) Before the 15th day of each month, the treasurer of each

County that has a probation and court services department, or

the treasurer of the most populous county, in the case of one

Probation or court services are funded by more than one person

The county must provide a detailed listing of all approved disclosures

Costs incurred in the delivery of BasicProbation and Court

Services under this law for the Supreme Court. The treasurer can

Also submit a detailed statement of all approved costs

arise in the delivery of new and expanded probation aids and

court services, as well as individual services and programs.

The Supreme Court or its designee verifies compliance

of this section and reviews and verifies the monthly statement

and if they prove correct, they are forwarded to the

Accountant for payments to the County Treasurer. In the case of

Payment to a treasurer of the county that is the most populous

ofcounties share the salary and costs of a probation service and

The treasurer divides the money in the court administration

between counties in a manner that reflects the specifics of each county

Percentage of costs incurred by the department.

(10) The District Treasurer must certify receipt of the funds

according to this section may only be used for maintenance and improvement

Probation and Court Services. The county or district should

Remain in compliance with all standards, policies and

Rules of the Supreme Court. If anytime

The Supreme Court finds that a county or county is unable

Compliance will be promptly notified by the Supreme Court

Chief Justice, District Chief Executive and Court Director

probation officer of the service. If written after 90 days

If you find that non-compliance still exists, the Supreme Court will do so

be obliged to reduce the amount of the monthly reimbursement by

10% There is an additional 10% reduction in the monthly reimbursement

occur for each consecutive month of non-compliance. Except as

provided for in subsection 5 of section 15, County Funding

begins April 1, 1986. Funds received under this Act

are used to cover the expenses of the probation service

including those required under Section 13 of this Act. For

Only the state budget years 2004, 2005 and 2006 are mandatory

The conciliation fund can be used for probation assistance

Departmental expenses, including expenses required under Section 13

this law.

(11) The respective districts are responsible

Capital and space costs, ancillary services, office costs,

Equipment, Telecom, Postage, Goods and

Press.

(12) For purposes of this Act only: Probation Officer

are considered peace officers. In the exercise of their

official duties, parole officers, sheriffs and police

Officers can arrest any parole officer anywhere in the state

who violates any of its terms

Probation, parole or supervision, viz

Be the duty of the officer making the arrest to take charge

probation officers before the competent court

Probation officer for further orders.

(Source: P.A. 93-25, valid 06/20/2003; 93-576, valid 1-1-04; 93-839,

eff. 30.07.04; 94-91, eff. 7-1-05.)

(730 ILCS 110/16.1)

Sek. 16.1.Re-implement the Illinois program.

(a) The purpose of this section is to encourage this

deinstitutionalization of juvenile offenders

Pilot projects in districts or district groups

Redistribution of state funds from the juvenile detention center

to local jurisdictions that will create a continuum of

local, community-based sanctions and treatment alternatives

for juvenile delinquents who would be imprisoned if they were on the ground

Services and sanctions did not exist. The allocation of funds

will be based on a formula that rewards local jurisdictions for doing so

the establishment or expansion of local alternatives

detention and demands that they pay to use it

imprisonment as a sanction. This reallocation of funds takes place

be done in a manner consistent with the Juvenile Courts Act of

1987 and the following purposes and policies:

(1) Juvenile courts are intended to protect

community, hold the victims accountable and

Communities for breaking the law and equipment for youth

Offenders with the competence to act responsibly and

productive.

(2) Adolescents should at least be treated

restrictive manner while maintaining security possible

the community.

(3) A continuum of services and penalties of at least

restrictive to most restrictive should be available

every community.

(4) There should be local responsibility and authority

for the planning, organization and coordination of services

resources in the community. people in the community can

It is best to choose a range of services that reflect the community

Value and meet the needs of their own youth.

(5) Adolescents who pose a danger to the community or

themselves require special care, including secure settings.

Such services as detention, long-term detention or

Inpatient treatment is always too expensive

community and should be coordinated and provided

regional or national basis.

(6) The role of state and local government in creation

and maintaining services to juveniles in juvenile justice

The system should be clearly defined. The role of the state is

to fund services, set standards of care and train services

providers and monitor their integration and coordination

Services. The role of local government should be to monitor

the provision of services.

(b) Any county or county participating in the pilot

The program needs to create a local plan showing how it works

Reduce the safe use of the county or county

Juvenile delinquent housing in the Illinois Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsor county detention centers through the

Creation or expansion of customized services or programs

This may include, but is not limited to:

(1) Rating and Rating Services to Provide

Juvenile justice system with precise individualization of the case

Information on each juvenile offender, including psychiatric

health, substance abuse, education and family

Information;

(2) Direct benefits for individual juvenile offenders

including education, employment, mental health,

substance abuse, supervision and service coordination;

And

(3) Programs aimed at recovering the offender

community, such as victim committees, juvenile courts,

capacity building, improved accountability measures,

compensation and community service. The local plan must be

oriented in such a way that individualization is emphasized

Approach to providing services to juvenile delinquents in one

Integrated community-based system, including probation services

the intermediary of services. The plan must also set out in detail

Reduce usage of Secureconfinement.The Local

The Plan is limited to and may not include Services

Costs for:

(i) capital expenditures;

(ii) renovations or alterations;

(iii) Personnel costs for probation.

The site plan must be submitted to the department

HumanServices.

(c) A county or group of counties may enter into an agreement

with the Department of Human Services to reduce their number

Obligations of juvenile offenders, excluding convicted minors

based on a determination of guilt of first-degree murder or a

Offense which is a Class X violent crime as defined

Penal Code of 1961, to the Ministry ofjuvenile criminal law

corrections, and then use the savings for local development

Programming for young people who would otherwise have gotten involved

to the department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections. the county

or a group of counties agree to limit their obligations to

75% of the obligation amount from the average number

Youth commitments for the last 3 years and get the

Savings that can be used for local youth programs

otherwise he would be held in custody. The agreement is closed

the following:

(1) a statement of the number and type of juveniles

County delinquents held in custody

Restricted by the Illinois Department ofjuvenile criminal law

correctionsorin district custody in the previous year, and

an explanation of which and how many of these offenders there were

could be protected by proposed Redeploy Illinois

program for which the funds are to be used;

(2) a statement of current service needs

imprisoned youth;

(3) a statement about the nature of the services and programs

respond to the individual needs of juvenile delinquents,

and the research or evidence base that qualifies them

services and programs as best or promising practices;

(4) a budget showing the costs of each service provider

program to be funded under the plan;

(5) a summary of contracts and service agreements

Specification of the treatment goals and the number of adolescents

criminals that every service provider must serve; And

(6) a statement showing that RedeployIllinois

The program does not duplicate existing services and programs.

Funding for this plan will not replace the existing county

sponsored programs.

(d) (Read).

(e) The Department of Human Services is responsible

for the following:

(1) Review of each Redeploy Illinois program plan

Compliance with the standards set for such plans.A

The plan can be approved in the form presented and also approved

Changes are made or rejected. No plan is taken into account

Approval if circuit or county does not fully meet requirements

with all relevant regulations, standards and guidelines

to provide basic probation services

by the Supreme Court.

(2) Continuous monitoring and evaluation

annually both the program and its fiscal activities as a whole

Counties receiving a Redeploy assignment

Illinois program. Any program or service that has not been fulfilled

the aims and objectives of his contract or service

The agreement is subject to denial of funding

in the coming years. The Department of Human Services aims to

Rate the effectiveness of Redeploy Illinois

program in each county or county. When determining the

future funding of the Redeploy Illinois program under this program

Law must include assessment as the primary indicator

Successful, a reduced number of delivery days for the

juvenile delinquents in the county.

(f) All Reploy Illinois program assignments will not apply

intended for and approved by the Department of Human Services

for redistribution to approved plans for available

remainder of the financial year. Any county that invests locally

Funds from the Redeploy Illinois program are awarded first

Taking into account any redistribution of allocations.

jurisdictions participating in Redeploy Illinois

their agreed level of commitments to the Department of

juvenile criminal lawcorrectionsreimbursed the department for

Corrections for each obligation that is above the agreed level.

(g) Implementation of Redeploy Illinois.

(1) Planning phase.

(i) Reinstatement of the Illinois Oversight Board. The

The Department of Human Services convenes one

The supervisory board is to develop plans for a pilot changeover

Illinois program. Are, however, not members of the board of directors

restricted to officers of the Department ofyouthful

justicecorrections, the administrative office of

Illinois Courts, die IllinoisJuvenile Justice

Commission, die Illinois Criminal Justice Information

authority, the Department for Children and Family

Services, State Board of Education, Cook County

prosecutor and a prosecutor chosen by him

the President of the Illinois Attorney

Mortgage.

(ii) Redeploy Illinois Responsibilities

supervisory board. The oversight board should:

(A) Identify the jurisdictions to invite to

Redeploy Illinois' first pilot program.

(B) Develop a formula for reimbursement of

local jurisdictions for local and community based

Services provided in lieu of the obligation to

Department forjuvenile criminal lawcorrections, if

and any local jurisdiction fees

Obligations above the agreed limit in the

approved plan.

(C) Identify sufficient resources for support

administering and evaluating Redeploy

Illinois.

(D) Develop a process and identify resources

to support ongoing monitoring and evaluation

Reinstate Illinois.

(E) Develop a process and identify resources

to support Redeploy Illinois training.

(F) Report to the Governor and the General

Annual meeting on the progress of

Redeploy Illinois.

(iii) Length of Planning Phase. The planning phase

may last up to, but in no case longer than

July 1, 2004.

(2) pilot phase. In the second phase of redeploy

Illinois program, aimed at the Department of Human Services

implements several pilot programs from Redeploy Illinois in

Counties or groups of counties as identified by the

supervisory board. Annual Review of Redeploy Illinois

The program of the oversight body includes the following:

Recommendations for future locations for Redeploy Illinois.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-641, Booth 12.31.03.)

Section 35.The moratorium on private correctional facilities

The Act is amended by amending Section 3 as follows:

(730 ILCS 140/3)(from chap. 38, para. 1583)

Sek. 3.Certain contracts are prohibited.After the Effective Date

After the date of this law, the state may not enter into contracts with a private individual

Contractor or private provider for the provision of services

in connection with the operation of a correctional facility or the

Detention of persons in the custody of the Ministry of

correctionsor the Ministry of Juvenile Justice; However,

This law does not apply to (1) government work clearance centers or

Youth housing facilities that offer separate care

Special treatment wholly or partly privately operated

contractors or (2) contracts for ancillary services, including

medical services, educational services, repair and maintenance

Contracts or other services not directly related to it

Owning, managing or operating security services in a

correctional facility.

(Quelle: P.A. 88-680, eff. 1-1-95.)

Section 40.The Line of Duty Compensation Act is amended by

Amend Section 2 as follows:

(820 ILCS 315/2)(from chap. 48, para. 282)

Sek. 2.As used in this Act, unless the context otherwise indicates

requires:

(a) “law enforcement officer” or “official” means any person

employed by the state or a local government agency as an employee

Police officer, peace officer, auxiliary police officer or similar

Position related to law enforcement and protection of

the public interest at the risk of that person's life. The

includes supervisors, overseers, superintendents and theirs

Assistants, Wardens and Wardens, Correctional Officers, Juveniles

Supervisors, probation officers, school teachers and correctional facilities

Advisor to all institutions of bothteenagers and adults

departments ofCorrections Departmentand the department

of juvenile justice, while within the facilities under the

control of the law enforcement agencyor the department for

juvenile criminal lawor when transporting inmates or on wards

from one place to another or while performing their duties

Tasks and all other departments of the correctional facilityor department for

juvenile criminal lawStaff who have daily contact with inmates.

The death of the above employees of the Ministry of

correctionsor the Ministry of Juvenile Justicein order to

incorporated herein must be intentional, direct or indirect

Action of an inmate, ward, layoff, probation officer, probation officer

Perpetrator, person under parole or any other person

was convicted, committed or otherwise subject to imprisonment

or to the correctional facilityor the department for

juvenile criminal law.

(b) “Firefighter” means any person employed by the State or: a

Local authority as a member or otherwise serve as a member

or officer of a fire department either for the purpose

Preventing or fighting fires or underwater salvage

Drowning victims including volunteer firefighters.

(c) "Local Government Unit" includes counties,

Municipalities and municipal bodies.

(d) “State” means the State of Illinois and its

departments, departments, committees, offices, commissions,

Authorities and colleges and universities.

(e) "Killed in the line of duty" means losing one's life

a consequence of an injury sustained in the active performance of duties

as a police officer, civil defense worker, civil aviation officer

Patrol officer, paramedic, firefighter or chaplain in case of death

occurs within one year from the date the breach occurred

and if that injury was caused by violence or another accident

Cause. In the case of a government employee who was "killed in line".

“Duty” means loss of life as a result of injury suffered

the active performance of duties as a government official when

death occurs within one year from the date of injury

received and if such breach resulted from an intentional act of

Violence by another government official committed during this period

Employment history of the worker and after January 1, 1988. The

The term excludes death resulting from willful misconduct or

Officer's intoxication, civil defense workers, civil aviation

Patrolman, paramedic, firefighter, chaplain or state

Employees. However, the burden of proof lies with such intent

Officer misconduct or drunkenness, civil defense

Laborer, Civilian Air Patrol Member, Paramedic, Firefighter, Chaplain,

or civil servant is with the Attorney General. Subject to the

Conditions under subsection (a) with respect to

Recording under this Act of the Department of CorrectionsAnd

Juvenile Justice Departmentemployees described therein

Subsection For purposes of this Act, cases where a

Police officer sustains injury while on active duty

A law enforcement officer's duties include, however

are not limited to cases where:

(1) The damage is due to an intentional act

of violence not committed by the officer and a

There is a relationship between the commission of such an act and

the fulfillment by the official of his duties as law

Enforcement officer, whether or not the injury has been suffered

while the officer is on duty as a police officer;

(2) The injury is suffered by the official during the

The officer tries to prevent the inspection of one

criminal act by another or an attempt to arrest someone

person whom the officer suspects has committed a crime,

whether or not the injury occurred during the officer's stay

on duty as a police officer;

(3) The injury is sustained by the official while the

Official is traveling to or from his position as a lawyer

prison officer or during a meal break or otherwise

Pause that takes place during the period in which the

The officer is on duty as a police officer.

In the case of a member of the Wehrmacht, "killed in line".

“on duty” means losing your life on active duty

connection with the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001

United States, Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi

Freedom.

(f) “Volunteer Firefighter” means a person who has a supervisor

Employment other than as a firefighter, but who's born on that

A regularly formed fire brigade roles for either the

Purpose of preventing or controlling fire or underwater

Rescuing drowning victims whose members are subordinate

the jurisdiction of the municipal authorities,

village, incorporated city or fire district, and

This includes a volunteer member of an organized fire brigade

under the General Not for Profit Corporation Act

July 17, 1943, as amended or hereafter set forth below

Contract with every town, every village, every incorporated town, every hearth

to protect the protected area or people living in it from fire

combat services. "Volunteer Firefighter" does not mean one

Individual who volunteers to help without being a regular

registered as a firefighter.

(g) "Civil Defense Worker" means any person employed by the

Serving as or otherwise serving State or a local government agency

as, a member of the civil defense forces, including volunteers

Civil defense workers who work in the service of the public

Interest in times of disaster, be it natural disasters or

man made.

(h) “Civil Air Patrol Member” means any person employed by

the state or a local government agency or otherwise

acts as a member of the organization commonly known as

"Civil Air Patrol", including honorary members of the

Organization commonly known as the Civil Air Patrol.

(i) “Paramedic” means an emergency medical practitioner

Illinois Department of Certified Technician-Paramedic

Public Health as part of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

Systems Act and all other emergency medical personnel

are certified by the Illinois Department of Public Health

Members of an organized body or a not-for-profit body

under the jurisdiction of a town, village, incorporated town,

Fire protection district or county that caters for emergencies

medical treatment of persons in a specific geographic area.

(j) “Government Employee” means any employee as defined in

Section 14-103.05 of the Illinois Pension Code, as now or

modified below.

(k) “Chaplain” means a person who:

(1) is a chaplain of (i) a fire department or (ii) a

Police Department or other statutory authority

law enforcement officers; And

(2) was appointed chaplain by (i) thefire

department, police or other authority or a

Official or body responsible for the department or

Agency or (ii) a labor organization representing the

firefighters or police officers.

(l) “Armed Forces Personnel” means a resident of Illinois who

is: a member of the United States Armed Forces; a member

the Illinois National Guard during his active military service

pursuant to an order of the President of the United States; or

a member of a reserve component of the Armed Forces of the

United States while on active military service pursuant to a

Order of the President of the United States.

(Quelle: P.A. 93-1047, Stand 18.10.04; 93-1073, Stand 18.10.05.)

References

• https://www.ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/94/094-0696.htm