97th General Assembly 2012 Spring Session Legislative Update

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AcknowledgementsSpecial thanks:Retired Springfield Police Officer James Grayfor use of his restored1977 Plymouth Gran Fury squad carandNational Park ServiceLincoln Home National Historic SiteandMr. Mark R. WarnsingDeputy DirectorLegislative Reference BureauCLEAR Initiative Conversion Tableii

State of Illinois97th Illinois State PoliceHiram General Grau, Director Assembly2012 Spring SessionLegislative UpdateTABLE OF CONTENTSDISCLAIMER..................................................................................................................................... ivINDEX (BY BILL NUMBER) ................................................................................................................. vGENERAL PROVISIONS (ILCS CHAPTER 5) ....................................................................................... 1EXECUTIVE OFFICERS (ILCS CHAPTER 15) ....................................................................................... 2EXECUTIVE BRANCH (ILCS CHAPTER 20) ......................................................................................... 3STATE FINANCE ACT (ILCS CHAPTER 30) ......................................................................................... 7REVENUE (ILCS CHAPTER 35) .......................................................................................................... 7LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ILCS CHAPTER 50) ...................................................................................... 8COUNTIES (ILCS CHAPTER 55) ......................................................................................................... 9MUNICIPALITIES (ILCS CHAPTER 65) ............................................................................................... 9HEALTH FACILITIES (ILCS CHAPTER 210) ....................................................................................... 10GAMING (ILCS CHAPTER 230) ....................................................................................................... 10LIQUOR (ILCS CHAPTER 235) ......................................................................................................... 11AGING (ILCS CHAPTER 320) ........................................................................................................... 12CHILDREN (ILCS CHAPTER 325) ..................................................................................................... 13PUBLIC SAFETY (ILCS CHAPTER 430) ............................................................................................. 15WILDLIFE CODE (ILCS CHAPTER 520) ............................................................................................ 18ROADS AND BRIDGES (ILCS CHAPTER 605) ................................................................................... 18VEHICLE CODE (ILCS CHAPTER 625) .............................................................................................. 19COURTS (ILCS CHAPTER 705) ........................................................................................................ 28CRIMINAL CODE (ILCS CHAPTER 720) ........................................................................................... 30CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (ILCS CHAPTER 725) ................................................................................ 37CORRECTIONS (ILCS CHAPTER 730) .............................................................................................. 39CIVIL LIABILITIES (ILCS CHAPTER 740) ........................................................................................... 40BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS (ILCS CHAPTER 815)............................................................................ 41EMPLOYMENT (ILCS CHAPTER 820) .............................................................................................. 42CLEAR INITIATIVE (CRIMINAL CODE RE-WRITE) CONVERSION TABLE .......................................... 43Compiled by:Illinois State Police - Office of Governmental Affairs217/ 782-0132iii

The 97th General Assembly 2012 Spring Session Legislative Update is designed as a briefingconcerning law enforcement and other state agency related legislation.DO NOT take enforcement action based solely upon the description of any new laws orstatutory change described herein. Enforcement action should be based upon review andunderstanding of the actual statutory language contained in the public act or a revisedstatutory document containing the new laws (Vehicle Code or Criminal Code publication). Youare encouraged to view the full public act and all current Compiled Statutes athttp://www.ilga.govThe legislation contained in this guide has been categorized based upon the Chapter of theIllinois Compiled Statutes (ILCS) most affected.Each entry should be read as follows:Bill NumberAssigned Public Act NumberSenate Bill 1096 ......................................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1041Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. A person who drives a vehicle upon any highway of this State at a speed that is30 miles per hour or more but less than 40 miles per hour in excess of the applicable maximum speed limitestablished under this Chapter or a local ordinance commits a Class B misdemeanor. Amends the Unified Code ofCorrections to provide a person charged with driving a vehicle upon any highway of the State at a speed that is 40miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limit established by the Illinois Vehicle Code ora local ordinance may not receive an order of supervision. This Act may be referred to as Chris and Katie's Law.625 ILCS 5/11-601.5 & 730 ILCS 5/5-6-1 ......................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013ILCS section amended/created (may not be inclusive of all)Effective/Enforcement DateBrief description of new/amended lawiv

INDEX OF LEGISLATIONBILL NUMBER PUBLIC ACT # EFFECTIVE DATE PAGEHB 196 97-1051 01/01/2013 5HB 930 97-746 07/06/2012 7HB 1151 97-918 01/01/2013 20HB 1554 97-1049 01/01/2013 11HB 1708 97-676 06/01/2012 34HB 1907 97-686 06/11/2012 35HB 2562 97-747 07/06/2012 8HB 2582 97-1108 01/01/2013 30HB 3329 97-774 07/13/2012 11HB 3366 97-1109 01/01/2013 30HB 3782 97-875 01/01/2013 42HB 3801 97-917 08/09/2012 37HB 3806 97-975 08/17/2012 29HB 3825 97-923 01/01/2013 41HB 3826 97-956 08/14/2012 36HB 3887 97-711 06/27/2012 13HB 3948 97-750 07/06/2012 22HB 3982 97-1062 01/01/2013 27HB 4013 97-924 01/01/2013 41HB 4028 97-1063 01/01/2013 13HB 4031 97-775 07/13/2012 40HB 4063 97-776 07/13/2012 15HB 4081 97-846 01/01/2013 33HB 4145 97-779 07/13/2012 9HB 4320 97-1126 01/01/2013 35HB 4324 97-780 07/13/2012 11HB 4510 97-856 07/27/2012 2HB 4523 97-929 08/10/2012 33HB 4531 97-1064 01/01/2013 2HB 4577 97-931 01/01/2013 23HB 4592 97-783 07/13/2012 1HB 4596 97-1065 08/24/2012 1HB 4598 97-958 08/15/2012 26HB 4636 97-919 08/10/2012 32v

BILL NUMBER PUBLIC ACT # EFFECTIVE DATE PAGEHB 4598 97-958 08/15/2012 26HB 4636 97-919 08/10/2012 32HB 4673 Governor Amendatory Veto 17HB 4687 97-827 01/01/2013 1HB 4691 97-784 01/01/2013 18HB 4692 97-1127 01/01/2013 21HB 4819 97-907 08/07/2012 18HB 4862 97-983 08/17/2012 20HB 4863 97-984 01/01/2013 22HB 4901 97-936 01/01/2013 34HB 4937 97-985 01/01/2013 35HB 4966 97-1068 01/01/2013 13HB 4982 97-947 01/01/2013 21HB 4988 97-937 08/10/2012 25HB 5021 97-1050 01/01/2013 23HB 5023 97-938 01/01/2013 14HB 5056 97-844 01/01/2013 24HB 5073 97-835 07/20/2012 19HB 5098 97-862 01/01/2013 8HB 5099 97-828 07/20/2012 25HB 5101 97-829 01/01/2013 22HB 5121 97-990 01/01/2013 39HB 5122 97-1072 08/24/2012 32HB 5187 97-815 01/01/2013 38HB 5189 97-993 09/16/2012 2HB 5233 97-872 07/31/2012 36HB 5235 97-995 01/01/2013 32HB 5250 97-997 01/01/2013 36HB 5264 97-1036 08/20/2012 38HB 5265 97-998 01/01/2013 32HB 5266 97-864 01/01/2013 12HB 5278 97-897 01/01/2013 30HB 5280 97-1073 01/01/2013 40HB 5289 97-1074 01/01/2013 7HB 5330 97-1075 08/24/2012 38HB 5441 97-1003 08/17/2012 37HB 5480 97-1005 01/01/2013 2HB 5587 97-1040 01/01/2013 5HB 5592 97-1076 08/24/2012 28HB 5602 97-1104 01/01/2013 29vi

BILL NUMBER PUBLIC ACT # EFFECTIVE DATE PAGEHB 5606 97-1008 08/17/2012 36HB 5624 97-845 01/01/2013 25HB 5635 97-1009 01/01/2013 8HB 5650 97-922 01/01/2013 3HB 5682 97-1010 01/01/2013 34HB 5685 97-1011 08/17/2012 4HB 5749 97-1012 08/17/2012 39HB 5780 97-794 01/01/2013 21HB 5880 97-1014 01/01/2013 10HB 5922 97-1017 01/01/2013 40SB 549 97-971 01/01/2013 6SB 555 97-1018 08/17/2012 8SB 681 Governor Amendatory Veto 16SB 758 97-1058 08/24/2012 12SB 965 97-672 07/01/2012 19SB 968 97-795 01/01/2013 27SB 1034 97-1131 01/01/2013 15SB 1047 97-761 07/06/2012 28SB 1338 97-1132 08/28/2012 7SB 1701 97-678 06/01/2012 36SB 1849 Governor Full Veto 10SB 2488 97-830 01/01/2013 26SB 2494 97-723 01/01/2013 21SB 2520 97-741 01/01/2013 35SB 2524 97-1078 08/24/2012 26SB 2528 97-762 07/06/2012 23SB 2537 97-1079 01/01/2013 31SB 2545 97-1056 08/24/2012 41SB 2559 97-1020 08/17/2012 4SB 2568 97-940 01/01/2013 20SB 2579 97-883 01/01/2013 27SB 2849 97-803 07/13/2012 13SB 2869 97-904 01/01/2013 37SB 3137 97-873 07/31/2012 5SB 3258 97-698 01/01/2013 6 & 31SB 3262 97-806 07/13/2012 12SB 3336 97-1023 01/01/2013 25SB 3367 97-1025 01/01/2013 27SB 3409 97-763 01/01/2013 23SB 3433 97-1026 01/01/2013 6vii

BILL NUMBER PUBLIC ACT # EFFECTIVE DATE PAGESB 3450 97-809 07/13/2012 11SB 3452 97-743 01/01/2013 24SB 3458 97-1120 01/01/2013 5SB 3487 97-896 08/03/2012 25SB 3518 97-692 06/15/2012 9SB 3530 97-811 07/13/2012 19SB 3533 97-1027 08/17/2012 18SB 3544 97-1089 08/24/2012 14SB 3555 97-914 01/01/2013 21SB 3579 97-699 01/01/2013 31SB 3602 97-816 07/16/2012 39SB 3621 97-826 07/18/2012 5SB 3638 97-1098 07/01/2013 7SB 3665 97-693 01/01/2013 39SB 3673 97-1046 08/21/2012 32SB 3794 97-1055 08/23/2012 3SB 3809 97-700 06/22/2012 28SB 3823 97-1047 08/21/2012 22viii

CHAPTER 5GENERAL PROVISIONSHouse Bill 4687 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-827Amends the Open Meetings Act. Any agenda required under this Section shall set forth thegeneral subject matter of any resolution or ordinance that will be the subject of final action atthe meeting. The public body conducting a public meeting shall ensure that at least one copy ofany requested notice and agenda for the meeting is continuously available for public reviewduring the entire 48-hour period preceding the meeting. Posting of the notice and agenda on awebsite that is maintained by the public body satisfies the requirement for continuous posting.If a notice or agenda is not continuously available for the full 48-hour period due to actionsoutside of the control of the public body, then that lack of availability does not invalidate anymeeting or action taken at a meeting.5 ILCS 120/2.02 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4592 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-783Amends the Freedom of Information Act. Exempts from the Act's copying and disclosurerequirements records requested by persons committed to the Department of Corrections ifthose materials (i) are available in the library of the correctional facility where the inmate isconfined, (ii) include records from staff members' personnel files, staff rosters, or other staffingassignment information, or (iii) are available through an administrative request to theDepartment of Corrections.5 ILCS 140/7 .......................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012House Bill 4596 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1065Amends the Freedom of Information Act. Provides that a law enforcement record created forlaw enforcement purposes and contained in a shared electronic record management system isexempt from disclosure under the Act if the law enforcement agency that is the recipient of therequest did not create the record, did not participate in or have a role in any of the eventswhich are the subject of the record, and only has access to the record through the sharedelectronic record management system.5 ILCS 140/7 ..................................................................................... Effective Date August 24, 20121

House Bill 4510 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-856Creates the Asian-American Employment Plan Advisory Council. Requires the Department ofCentral Management Services to consult with the Council when developing the State Asian-American Employment Plan. Requires the Council to meet quarterly to examine certain issues.Authorizes members of the Council to be reimbursed for their expenses. Provides for theappointment of members of the Council by the Governor.5 ILCS 410/20, 20 ILCS 405/405-120, 125, and 121 .............................. Effective Date July 27, 2012House Bill 5480 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1005Amends the Voluntary Payroll Deductions Act of 1983. Reduces the number of designationsthat must be made on behalf of an organization by employees or State annuitants in order forthat organization to qualify to receive payments through payroll deductions under the Act.Authorizes the designations to be submitted electronically or in writing (now, the designationsmust be submitted in writing).5 ILCS 340/3 ..................................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013CHAPTER 15EXECUTIVE OFFICERSHouse Bill 4531 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1064Amends the Illinois Identification Card Act. Removes provisions authorizing the Secretary ofState to provide by rule for the issuance of an identification card without photograph if theapplicant has a bona fide religious objection to being photographed or to the display of his orher photograph. Substitutes the term "person with a disability" for the term "disabled person".Redefines the terms "developmental disability", "visual disability", "physical disability", and"mental disability". Provides that blindness is a Class 1A disability. Changes the name of theIllinois Disabled Person Identification Card to the Illinois Person with a Disability IdentificationCard. Makes conforming changes in the Election Code, Property Tax Code, Mobile Home LocalServices Tax Act, Illinois Public Aid Code, Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property TaxRelief and Pharmaceutical Assistance Act, Fish and Aquatic Life Code, Wildlife Code, IllinoisVehicle Code, Jury Act, and Jury Commission Act.15 ILCS 335, ..................................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5189 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-993Amends the State Comptroller Act. Provides that if employees want their payments depositedinto a secure check account, then they must submit a direct deposit form to the paying Stateagency for payroll or to the Comptroller for expense reimbursement. Requires the Comptroller,upon acceptance of the form, to disburse those funds to the secure check account. Defines2

"secure check account" as an account established with a financial institution for the employeethat allows the dispensing of the funds in the account through a third party who then dispensesa paper check to the employee.15 ILCS 405/9.03 ....................................................................... Effective Date September 16, 2012CHAPTER 20EXECUTIVE BRANCHHouse Bill 5650 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-922Creates the State Vehicle Use Act. Each State agency shall designate a vehicle use officer tomonitor the use of State-owned vehicles by that State agency. For cases in which a Stateemployee would otherwise use a State-owned vehicle but uses his or her own vehicle instead, aState agency may reimburse a State employee for automobile travel expenses in accordancewith the State Travel Regulations and Reimbursement Rates. Amends the Department ofCentral Management Services Law of the Civil Administrative Code of Illinois. Provides that theDepartment of Central Management Services shall distribute a spreadsheet or otherwise makedata entry available to each State agency to facilitate the collection of data for publishing onthe Department's website. Provides that each State agency shall be responsible for the validityand accuracy of the data provided. Provides that the Department shall, beginning on July 1,2013, make available to the public on its Internet website vehicle cost data and an annualvehicle breakeven analysis. Provides that the Department may not make any new motor vehiclepurchases until the Department sets forth procedures (rather than, promulgates rules to setforth procedures) to condition the purchase of new motor vehicles on (i) a determination ofneed based on a breakeven analysis, and (ii) a determination that no other available meanswould be more cost-effective to the State (rather than, on a determination of need based on abreakeven analysis only). Provides that the Department may purchase motor vehicles notmeeting or exceeding a breakeven analysis only if there is no alternative available to carry outagency work functions and the purchase is approved by the Manager of the Division of Vehiclesupon the receipt of a written explanation from the agency head of the operational needsjustifying the purchase.20 ILCS 405/405-280 ........................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3794 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1055Creates the Financial Reporting Standards Board Act. This Act is repealed on June 30, 2016.20 ILCS 415/4c .................................................................................. Effective Date August 23, 20123

House Bill 5685 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1011Amends the Department of Natural Resources (Conservation) Law of the Civil AdministrativeCode of Illinois. Provides DNR shall have the authority to remove any individual or group ofindividuals engaging in illegal activities or disorderly conduct from any lands owned, leased, ormanaged by the Department and any lands that are dedicated as a nature preserve or bufferarea under the Illinois Natural Areas Preservation Act and deny future entry to the same by wayof revocation or suspension of access privileges. Provides that hearings on access privilegesshall be governed by administrative rule. Provides that the Department may assess a fee of upto $1,000 for the reinstatement of a suspended license, permit, registration, and otherprivileges that it administers in the exercise of its powers and duties under Illinois law.20 ILCS 805/805-518 new & 805-550 .............................................. Effective Date August 17, 2012Senate Bill 2559 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1020Amends the Department of Human Services Act. Provides that the Department of HumanServices shall prepare 2 reports on the impact of the new provisions of the Code of CriminalProcedure of 1963. Provides that a preliminary report shall be prepared and submitted to theGovernor and the General Assembly by November 1, 2012. Provides that a final report shall beprepared and submitted to the Governor and the General Assembly by October 1, 2013. Eachreport shall be posted on the Department's website within a week of its submission. Providesthat each report shall discuss the number of admissions during the reporting period, any delayin admissions, the number of persons returned to the county under the new provisions of theCode of Criminal Procedure of 1963, and any issues the county sheriffs or other county officialsare having with the returns. Provides that each report shall include a recommendation from theDepartment of Human Services and one from an association representing Illinois sheriffswhether to continue the pilot study. Provides that if either report indicates that there areserious deleterious effects from the new provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963or that the new provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 are not producingadequate results, the General Assembly may take necessary steps to eliminate the newprovisions prior to January 1, 2014. Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Providesthat whenever the court is sent a report from the supervisor of the defendant's treatment inwhich the treatment supervisor believes that the defendant has attained fitness, the treatmentprovider shall arrange with the court for the return of the defendant to the county jail beforethe 90 day period. Provides that the new provision is inoperative on and after January 1, 2014.20 ILCS 1305/1-60 new .................................................................... Effective Date August 17, 20124

Senate Bill 3137 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-873Amends the Department of Professional Regulation Law of the Civil Administrative Code ofIllinois. Provides that immediately after a licensed health care worker has been charged with(instead of after an Illinois State's Attorney files criminal charges alleging that a licensed healthcare worker committed) any offense that results in a certain specific sentence, then theprosecuting attorney (instead of a State's Attorney) shall provide notice to the Department ofFinancial and Professional Regulation of the health care worker's information and a copy of thecharges.20 ILCS 2105/2105-165 ......................................................................... Effective Date July 31, 2012House Bill 5587 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1040Amends Department of State Police Law. Training; Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). TheDepartment shall conduct or approve a training program in (PTSD) for State police officers. Thepurpose of that training shall be to equip State police officers to identify the symptoms of PTSDand to respond appropriately to individuals exhibiting those symptoms.20 ILCS 2605/2605-96 new .............................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3458 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1120Amends the Criminal Identification Act. Provides that the Prisoner Review Board, upon apetition by a person who has been convicted of a Class 3 or 4 felony and who meets othereligibility requirements issue a certificate of eligibility recommending that the court order thesealing of all official records of the arresting authority, the circuit court clerk, and theDepartment of State Police concerning the arrest/conviction for Class 3 or 4 felony.20 ILCS 2605/2605-345, 2630/3, 5.2, 13 ......................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3621 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-826Provides that the Illinois State Police Federal Projects Fund (rather than the Illinois State PoliceFederal Projects Trust Fund is established (rather than created) as a federal trust fund in theState treasury. Provides that any interest earnings that are attributable to moneys in thefederal trust fund must be deposited into the Fund (rather than all interest earned by theinvestment or deposit of moneys accumulated in the Trust Fund shall be deposited into theTrust Fund). Amends the State Finance Act. Adds the Illinois State Police Federal Projects TrustFund and the State Police Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Trust Fund to the list of funds in theState treasury.20 ILCS 2605/2605-407, 30 ILCS 105/5-811, 5-812 new ...................... Effective Date July 18, 2012House Bill 196 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1051Amends the State Police Act. Creates the State Police Merit Board Public Safety Fund whichshall be used to provide training for law enforcement personnel. Provides that the fund is notsubject to sweeps or any other fiscal or budgetary maneuver from that fund into another Statefund. Amends the State Finance Act to add the State Police Merit Board Public Safety Fund as aspecial fund in the State treasury. Amends the Clerks of Courts Act. Provides that in addition toany other fines and costs, a person who is convicted of or pleads guilty to a violation of theCriminal Code of 1961, or of a similar provision of a local ordinance, or who is convicted of,5

pleads guilty to, or receives a disposition of court supervision for a violation of the IllinoisVehicle Code, or of a similar provision of a local ordinance, shall pay an additional fee of $15 tothe circuit court clerk. Provides that this fee shall not be considered a part of the fine forpurposes of any fine reduction for time served. Provides that 2.5% of the fee shall be retainedby the clerk to defray administrative costs. Provides that the clerk shall send the fees collectedunder this provision to the State Treasurer within 60 days after receipt for deposit into theState Police Merit Board Public Safety Fund.20 ILCS 2610/7.2, 30 ILCS 105/5.811 new & 705 ILCS 105/27.6 ..... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3258 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-698Amends the Criminal Identification Act provisions on expungement and sealing of records ofarrests or charges not initiated by arrest that result in an order of supervision for or convictionof reckless driving or a similar provision of a local ordinance by permitting the court to orderthe expungement or sealing of records for misdemeanor reckless driving or a similar provisionof a local ordinance if the arrest or charge for reckless driving or a similar provision of a localordinance occurred prior to the offender reaching the age of 25 years and the offender has noother conviction for DUI or reckless driving or a similar provision of a local ordinance; and (3)provides that these records may be sealed after the petitioner has reached the age of 25 years.Those arrests or charges that resulted in orders of supervision for a misdemeanor violation ofthe reckless driving statute or a similar provision of a local ordinance, that occurred prior to theoffender reaching the age of 25 years and the offender has no other conviction for DUI orreckless driving or a similar provision of a local ordinance shall not be eligible for sealing orexpungement until the petitioner has reached the age of 25 years.20 ILCS 2630/5.2 ............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3433 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1026Amends the Criminal Identification Act. Provides that criminal records sealed by theDepartment of State Police may be disseminated by the Department only to the arrestingauthority, the State's Attorney, and the court upon a later arrest for the same or similar offenseor for the purpose of sentencing for any subsequent felony. Strikes provision that permitted thedissemination to other parties of criminal records sealed as required by law.20 ILCS 2630/5.2, 13 ........................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 549....................................................................................................... Public Act 97-971Creates the Metro East Police District Act. Provides that the Metro East Police District shallinclude the corporate boundaries of the City of East Saint Louis, the Village of Washington Park,the Village of Alorton, and the Village of Brooklyn. Creates the Metro East Police DistrictCommission. Sets forth the powers of the Commission. The Director of the Illinois State Police,or his or her designee, shall serve as an ex-officio member.20 ILCS 3501/825-115 new .............................................................. Effective Date January 1, 20136

Senate Bill 3638 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1098Creates the Sex Offender Evaluation and Treatment Provider Act.20 ILCS 4026/, 725 ILCS 205, 207, 730 ILCS 150 ................... Effective Date (generally) July 1, 2013Senate Bill 1338 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1132Amends the Task Force on Inventorying Employment Restrictions Act. Provides that the TaskForce on Inventorying Employment Restrictions shall report to the Governor and the GeneralAssembly on its findings and recommendations by July 1, 2013 (now, September 1, 2012).20 ILCS 5000/15 ............................................................................. Effective Date August 28, 2012CHAPTER 30State Finance ActHouse Bill 930 ....................................................................................................... Public Act 97-746Amends the State Finance Act. Provides that a law enforcement agency of this State or apolitical subdivision of this State may not accept federal funding the purpose of which is toestablish motorcycle-only roadside checkpoints.30 ILCS 105/8.56 ..................................................................................... Effective Date July 6, 2012CHAPTER 35RevenueHouse Bill 5289 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1074Creates the offense of sales tax evasion. Provides that the offense of sales tax evasion of$100,000 or more is a Class 1 felony. Provides that the term "affirmative act in furtherance ofthe evasion" means an act designed in whole or in part to (i) conceal, misrepresent, falsify, ormanipulate any material fact or (ii) tamper with or destroy documents or materials related to aperson's tax liability.35 ILCS 120/13 ................................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 20137

CHAPTER 50LOCAL GOVERNMENTHouse Bill 2562 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-747Amends the Illinois Police Training Act. Provides that the Illinois Law Enforcement TrainingStandards Board shall be composed of 20 (now, 19) members, and the Board shall include 2(now, 3) chiefs of municipal police departments in Illinois having no Superintendent of thePolice Department on the Board. Adds one active member of a statewide associationrepresenting sheriffs and one active member of a statewide association representing municipalpolice chiefs, to be appointed by the Governor. Removes a provision that requires 2 citizensappointed to the Board to be members of an organized enforcement officers' association thathas no other members on the Board other than the chief of a municipal police department.50 ILCS 705/3 .......................................................................................... Effective Date July 6, 2012House Bill 5098 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-862Amends the Illinois Police Training Act. Provides that the curriculum for probationary policeofficers shall include courses pertaining to the recognition of elder abuse and neglect andcrimes against the elderly.50 ILCS 705/7 ................................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5635 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1009Amends the Illinois Police Training Act. In a Section concerning death and homicideinvestigation, provides that the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board shallconduct or approve a training program for the training of coroners. Provides that only coronerswho successfully complete the program may be assigned as a lead investigator in coroner'sinvestigations of a death or homicide, and the completion of the program must be evidenced bya certificate. Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board shall develop a process forwaiver applications sent by a local law enforcement agency administrator (now, an agencyadministrator) or from a coroner's office for certain officers or coroners that qualify for awaiver. Provides that provisions concerning training in death and homicide investigations donot affect or impede the powers of the office of the coroner to investigate all deaths.50 ILCS 705/10.11 ............................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 555..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1018Amends the Emergency Telephone System Act. Defines "computer aided dispatch" and "hostedsupplemental 9-1-1 service". Sets forth requirements concerning hosted supplemental 9-1-1services. Provides that expenditures from the Emergency Telephone System Fund account maybe made to pay for costs associated with the implementation of a computer aided dispatchsystem or hosted supplemental 9-1-1 services.50 ILCS 750/2.27, 2.28 new, 15.4 .................................................... Effective Date August 17, 20128

CHAPTER 55COUNTIESHouse Bill 4145 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-779Amends the Counties Code and the Illinois Municipal Code. Provides that Sections authorizing acounty board or the corporate authorities in municipalities of more than 1,000,000 inhabitants,as applicable, to remove certain hazardous dilapidated motor vehicles do not apply to motorvehicles on the premises of a place of business engaged in the selling of motor vehicles.Provides that the ordinance concerning the removal of inoperable vehicles shall include arequirement that notice must be sent by certified mail to either the real property owner ofrecord or the vehicle owner at least 10 days prior to removal. Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code.Provides that when a vehicle is determined to be a hazardous dilapidated motor vehiclepursuant to certain Sections, its removal and impoundment by a towing service may beauthorized by a law enforcement agency with appropriate jurisdiction.55 ILCS 5/5-12002.1 new, 65 ILCS 5/11-40-3.1, 625 ILCS 5/4-203 ....... Effective Date July 13, 2012CHAPTER 65MUNICIPALITIESSenate Bill 3518 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-692Amends the Counties Code and the Illinois Municipal Code. Provides that no county ormunicipality may prohibit a charitable organization from soliciting for charitable purposes,including solicitations taking place on public roadways from passing motorists, if certainrequirements are met. Sets forth requirements regarding the groups involved to include thepersons to be engaged in the solicitation are law enforcement personnel, firefighters, or otherpersons employed to protect the public safety of a local agency, and those persons aresoliciting solely in an area that is within the service area of that local agency. Defines "localagency."625 ILCS 5/1-105.1 new 11-208 .......................................................... Effective Date June 15, 20129

CHAPTER 210HEALTH FACILITIESHouse Bill 5880 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1014Amends the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems Act. Provides that a First Respondermust be at least 18 years (instead of 16 years) of age. Provides a definition for "Provisional FirstResponder". Provides that the Department's standards and requirements with respect tovehicle staffing must allow for an alternative rural staffing model for those vehicle serviceproviders that serve a rural or semi-rural population of 10,000 or fewer inhabitants andexclusively uses volunteers, paid-on-call, or a combination thereof (instead of a person who isnot an EMT-B, EMT-I, or EMT-P to serve as the driver of a vehicle covered by a Vehicle ServiceProvider's license while the vehicle is being used to provide emergency or non-emergencytransportation and must provide for the licensure of such a person to serve in that capacity).210 ILCS 50/3.50, 3.60, 3.85 ............................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013CHAPTER 230GAMINGSenate Bill 1849 .................................................................................................... Governor VetoedCreates the Chicago Casino Development Authority Act. Provides for the creation of the ChicagoCasino Development Authority, whose duties include promotion and maintenance of a casino.Amends the State Finance Act to create the State Fairgrounds Infrastructure ImprovementFund, the Future of Agriculture Fund, and other funds. Amends the Illinois Horse Racing Act of1975 and the Riverboat Gambling Act to authorize electronic gaming at race tracks (and makesconforming changes in various Acts). Further amends the Illinois Horse Racing Act of 1975.Makes various changes concerning Board members. Contains provisions concerning testing ofhorses at county fairs, payments from the Horse Racing Fund, and standardbred horses.Provides that the Illinois Racing Board shall submit a report to the General Assembly on orbefore December 31, 2012, that examines the feasibility of conducting electronic gaming at theIllinois State Fairgrounds. Further amends the Riverboat Gambling Act. Changes the short titleto the Illinois Gambling Act and changes corresponding references to the Act. Adds additionalowners licenses, one of which authorizes the conduct of riverboat or land-based gambling inthe City of Chicago.230 ILCS 5/ various ..................................................................... Governor Vetoed August 28, 201210

Senate Bill 3450 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-809Amends the Video Gaming Act. Provides that investigators appointed by the Illinois GamingBoard shall have authority to conduct investigations, searches, seizures, arrests, and otherduties imposed under the Act and the Riverboat Gambling Act, as deemed necessary by theBoard. Provides that these investigators have and may exercise all of the rights and powers ofpeace officers, provided that these powers shall be limited to offenses or violations occurring orcommitted in connection with conduct subject to the Act and exercised in cooperation with alocal police department.230 ILCS 40/79 ...................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012CHAPTER 235LIQUORHouse Bill 3329 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-774Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934. Adds 2 exceptions concerning the sale of liquor near aschool: (1) for a full-service grocery store; and (2) for a full-service grocery store, a restaurant,and a tavern in a retail complex.235 ILCS 5/6-11 ..................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012House Bill 4324 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-780Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934. In one of the exceptions to provisions concerning thesale of liquor near a church, provides that the storefront directly west of the church (instead ofrestaurant) is being used as a restaurant and changes the distance from the northern-mostproperty line of the premises to the southern-most property line of the church to 65 feet(instead of 78 feet).235 ILCS 5/6-11 ..................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012House Bill 1554 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1049Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934. “Social Host” law provides that a parent or guardianwho knowingly permits his or her residence, or any other private property under his or hercontrol to be used by an invitee, under the age of 21, of the parent's child or the guardian'sward in a manner that constitutes a violation of the Act's prohibited sales and possessionprovisions is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. Provides that a parent or guardian is deemed tohave knowingly permitted his or her residence, or any other private property under his or hercontrol, to be used in violation of the Act if he or she knowingly authorizes or permitsconsumption of alcohol by underage invitees. In provisions concerning the use of a residence byan underage invitee, modifies some of the elements of the offense by (i) providing that anyperson, including a tenant or lessee, who knowingly authorizes or permits a residence which heor she occupies to be used by an invitee under 21 years of age for possession or use of an11

alcoholic beverage violates the Act, if other specified conditions are met; and (ii) by striking therequirement that the person occupying the residence know that the underage person whopossesses or consumes alcohol left the residence intoxicated. Provides that a person shall notbe in violation of the provisions of this Act concerning prohibited underage alcoholconsumption at a residence if (A) he or she requests assistance from the police department orother law enforcement agency to either (i) remove any person who refuses to abide by theperson's performance of his or her legal duties under this Act or (ii) terminate the activitybecause the person has been unable to prevent a person under the age of 21 years fromconsuming alcohol despite having taken all reasonable steps to do so and (B) this assistance isrequested before any other person makes a formal complaint to the police department orother law enforcement agency about the activity.235 ILCS 5/6-16 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3262 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-806Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934. In one of the exceptions to provisions concerning thesale of liquor near a church, provides that the storefront directly west of the church (instead ofrestaurant) is being used as a restaurant and changes the distance from the northern-mostproperty line of the premises to the southern-most property line of the church to 65 feet(instead of 78 feet).235 ILCS 5/6-11 ..................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012Senate Bill 758..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1058Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934. Provides that the provisions of the Act prohibiting thepossession of alcoholic liquor by a person under 21 years of age and dispensing of alcoholicliquor to a person under 21 years of age do not apply in the case of a student under 21 years ofage, but 18 years of age or older, who tastes, but does not imbibe, alcoholic liquor only duringtimes of a regularly scheduled course (culinary arts, food service, or restaurant managementdegree program) while under the direct supervision of an instructor who is at least 21 years ofage and employed by an educational institution.235 ILCS 5/6-20 ................................................................................ Effective Date August 24, 2012CHAPTER 320AGINGHouse Bill 5266 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-864Amends the Elder Abuse and Neglect Act. Expands the list of persons and agencies that shallhave access to all records generated as a result of a report of elder abuse, neglect, financialexploitation, or self-neglect to include a law enforcement agency, fire department agency, or12

fire protection district having proper jurisdiction pursuant to a written agreement between aprovider agency and the law enforcement agency, fire department agency, or fire protectiondistrict under which the provider agency may furnish to the law enforcement agency, firedepartment agency, or fire protection district a list of all eligible adults who may be atimminent risk of elder abuse, neglect, financial exploitation, or self-neglect.320 ILCS 20/8 ................................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013CHAPTER 325CHILDRENHouse Bill 4028 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1063Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Expands the definition of the term"person responsible for the child's welfare" to include any person that is the custodian of achild under 18 years of age who commits or allows to be committed, against the child, theoffense of involuntary servitude, involuntary sexual servitude of a minor, or trafficking inpersons for forced labor or services.325 ILCS 5/3 ..................................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2849 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-803Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Expands the definition of the term"neglected child" to include any child who is subjected to an environment which is injuriousinsofar as (i) the child's environment creates a likelihood of harm to the child's health, physicalwell-being, or welfare and (ii) the likely harm to the child is the result of a blatant disregard ofparent or caretaker responsibilities (rather than any child who is subjected to an environmentinjurious to his or her health and welfare). Defines the term "blatant disregard" to mean anincident where the real, significant, and imminent risk of harm would be so obvious to areasonable parent or caretaker that it is unlikely that a reasonable parent or caretaker wouldhave exposed the child to the danger without exercising precautionary measures to protect thechild from harm.325 ILCS 5/3 .......................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012House Bill 3887 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-711Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Adds personnel of institutions ofhigher education, athletic program personnel, and early intervention providers to the list ofmandated reporters under the Act.325 ILCS 5/4 ........................................................................................ Effective Date June 27, 2012House Bill 4966 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1068Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Provides that a copy of any documents,files, records, books, and papers created or used in connection with the Department of Children13

and Family Services' investigation of a child's death or serious life-threatening injury shall beincluded in the Department's investigation report.325 ILCS 5/4.2 .................................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5023 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-938Amends the State Finance Act. Eliminates a provision providing that unexpended grant fundsfor I-SEARCH Units shall be deposited into the Missing and Exploited Children Trust Fund.Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Provides that the Department ofChildren and Family Services shall report the disappearance of any child under its custody orguardianship to the local law enforcement agency working in cooperation with the StateMissing Persons Clearinghouse (rather than the I-SEARCH Unit) located nearest the last knownwhereabouts of the child. Amends the Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery Act of 1984.Eliminates the I-SEARCH Unit and corresponding programs and instead provides that theDepartment of State Police shall establish a State Missing Persons Clearinghouse as a resourceto promote an immediate and effective community response to missing children. Requires theState Missing Persons Clearinghouse to establish and maintain contacts with other statemissing persons clearinghouses and missing persons non-profit organizations. Requires theDirector of the Department to report by June 30 (rather than December 31) of each year to theGovernor and the General Assembly on the operations of the State Missing PersonsClearinghouse (rather than I-SEARCH program) for the previous calendar (rather than fiscal)year. Repeals a provision concerning an I-SEARCH program's eligibility to receive State grants tohelp defray the costs of operation. Repeals a provision requiring the Department to monitoroperations of all I-SEARCH Units and determine the program's eligibility to receive State grants.325 ILCS 5-4.3, 40/2, 3, 3.5, 7, 8 & 30 ILCS 105/6a-5 ...................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3544 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1089Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Provides that if an individual is thesubject of a subsequent investigation that is pending, the Department of Children and FamilyServices shall maintain all prior unfounded reports pertaining to that individual until thepending investigation has been completed or for 12 months, whichever time period ends later.325 ILCS 5/7.7 .................................................................................. Effective Date August 24, 201214

CHAPTER 430PUBLIC SAFETYHouse Bill 4063 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-776Amends the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act. Excludes from the definition of "firearm",any pneumatic gun, spring gun, paint ball gun, or B-B gun which expels a single globularprojectile not exceeding .18 inch in diameter or (rather than and) which has a maximum muzzlevelocity of less than 700 feet per second.430 ILCS 65/1.1 ..................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012Senate Bill 1034 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1131Amends the Criminal Identification Act and the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Establishesprocedures for notifying the Department of State Police Firearm Owner's Identification CardOffice of certain convictions for offenses that constitute domestic violence. Amends theFirearm Owners Identification Card Act to provides any person who becomes a resident of theState, who is not otherwise prohibited from obtaining, possessing, or using a firearm or firearmammunition, shall not be required to have a Firearm Owner's Identification Card to possessfirearms or firearms ammunition until 60 calendar days after he or she obtains an Illinoisdriver's license or Illinois Identification Card. Provides that for the purposes of the provisionsproviding for the denial of an application for and revocation and seizure of a Firearm Owner'sIdentification Card of a person convicted of domestic battery, aggravated domestic battery, or asubstantially similar offense in another jurisdiction, if the applicant or person who has beenissued a Firearm Owner's Identification Card knowingly and intelligently waives the right tohave that offense tried by a jury, by guilty plea or otherwise, resulting in conviction for anoffense in which a domestic relationship is not a defining element of the offense but in which adetermination of domestic relationship is made under the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963,an entry by the court of a judgment of conviction for that offense shall be grounds for denyingthe issuance of a Firearm Owner's Identification Card or for revoking and seizing a cardpreviously issued. Provides that an applicant for a Firearm Owner's Identification Card must bea resident of Illinois, except for a person who is employed as a law enforcement officer, anarmed security officer in Illinois, or by the United States Military permanently assigned inIllinois. Provides that if a person qualifies for a photograph exemption, in lieu of a photograph,the Firearm Owner's Identification Card shall contain a copy of the card holder's fingerprints.provides that whenever any person moves from the residence address named on his or hercard the person shall within 21 calendar days thereafter notify in a form and manner prescribedby the Department of State Police of his or her old and new residence addresses and the cardnumber held by him or her. Provides that any person whose legal name has changed from thename on the card that he or she has been previously issued must apply for a corrected cardwithin 30 calendar days after the change. Provides that the cost for a corrected card shall be $5which shall be deposited into the Firearm Owner's Notification Fund. Provides that it is grounds15

for the Department of State Police to deny an application for or to revoke and seize a FirearmOwner's Identification Card previously issued under the Act if the person is not a resident ofIllinois. Provides that each applicant for a Firearm Owner's Identification Card, who is employedas a law enforcement officer, an armed security officer in Illinois, or by the United StatesMilitary permanently assigned in Illinois and who is not an Illinois resident, shall furnish to theDepartment of State Police his or her driver's license number or State Identification Cardnumber. Provides that the court shall not issue an order directing the Department of StatePolice to issue a Firearm Owner's Identification Card when the Card has been denied, revoked,or seized because of certain specified violations and the petitioner is otherwise prohibited fromobtaining, possessing, or using a firearm under federal law. Amends the Code of CriminalProcedure of 1963. In the statute that relates to the disposition of defendants sufferingdisabilities, provides that if the court imposes a sentence of imprisonment upon an offenderwho has a mental disability, the court shall direct the circuit court clerk to immediately notifythe Department of State Police, Firearm Owner's Identification (FOID) department, and shallforward a copy of the court order to the Department. Amends the Mental Health andDevelopmental Disabilities Code to provide when a person has been adjudicated as a mentaldefective as defined in the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act, the court shall direct thecircuit court clerk to immediately notify the Department of State Police, Firearm Owner'sIdentification (FOID) Office, in a form and manner prescribed by the Department of State Police,and shall forward a copy of the court order to the Department; (7) in the amendatory changesto the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act, provides that only a person who is 21 years ofage or older who seeks a religious exemption to the photograph requirement must submit acopy of United States Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Form 4029.Amends the Stalking No Contact Order Act and the Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986 tomake conforming changes.20 ILCS 2630, 430 ILCS 65/ (numerous), 725 ILCS 5/104-26, 725 ILCS 5/112A,730 ILCS 5/5-6-3, 740 ILCS 21/80, 750 ILCS 60/214 ......................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 681...................................................................................... Governor Amendatory VetoProposes replacing the current provisions of the bill with amendments to the Criminal Code of1961. Provides that 90 days after the effective date of this amendatory Act, it is unlawful forany person within this State to knowingly manufacture, deliver, sell, purchase, or possess orcause to be manufactured, delivered, sold, purchased, or possessed a semi-automatic assaultweapon, an assault weapon attachment, any .50 caliber rifle, or .50 caliber cartridge. Providesthat beginning 90 days after the effective date of this amendatory Act, it is unlawful for anyperson within this State to knowingly manufacture, deliver, sell, purchase, or possess or causeto be manufactured, delivered, sold, purchased, or possessed a large capacity ammunitionfeeding device. Provides that these provisions do not apply to a person who possessed aprohibited weapon, device, or attachment before the effective date of this amendatory Act ifthe person has provided proof of ownership to the Department of State Police within 90 daysafter the effective date of this amendatory Act. Provides that on or after the effective date ofthis amendatory Act, such person may transfer such device only to an heir, an individualresiding in another state maintaining that device in another state, or a dealer licensed as a16

federal firearms dealer. Specifies penalties for violations. Provides exemptions. Provides thatthe provisions of the Act are severable.430 ILCS 65/3 .................................................. Governor Amendatory Veto Message July 31, 2012House Bill 4673 .................................................................................... Governor Amendatory VetoProposes to eliminate provisions of the bill that permit an active law enforcement officeremployed by a unit of local government to be eligible for and to retain a Firearm Owner'sIdentification Card if the officer has been a patient in a mental institution and as a result ofwork in law enforcement, is referred by the employing unit of local government for, orvoluntarily seeks, evaluation by a clinical psychologist, psychiatrist, or qualified examiner, andreceives care from a clinical psychologist, psychiatrist, or qualified examiner, so long as theofficer has not been involuntarily admitted as an inpatient in a mental institution or has notbeen an inpatient in a mental institution for more than 30 days. Proposes that an active lawenforcement officer employed by a unit of government which requires possession of a validFirearm Owner's Identification Card as a condition for employment who is covered by thisprovision but was not acting in a manner which was threatening to the officer, another person,or the public as determined by the treating clinical psychologist or physician, and as a result oftheir work is referred by the employer for or voluntarily seeks alcohol or mental healthtreatment may obtain relief from the Director of State Police. Proposes that nothing in theprovisions that deny eligibility for or permit revocation and seizure of a Firearm Owner'sIdentification Card of a person who has been a patient in a mental institution within the past 5years shall be interpreted to independently require or permit a unit of government, whichrequires the possession of a valid Firearm Owner's Identification Card as a condition ofemployment, to terminate, suspend, or place on leave without pay an officer from the time ofdenial, revocation, or seizure and while the officer's request for relief is pending. Proposes thatan active law enforcement officer employed by a unit of government, which requires thepossession of a valid Firearm Owner's Identification Card as a condition for employment, who iscovered by this provision but was not acting in a manner which was threatening to the officer,another person, or the public as determined by the treating clinical psychologist or physician,and as a result of the officer's work is referred by the employer for or voluntarily seeks: (1)alcohol abuse or dependence or alcohol-related depressive disorder evaluation or treatment bya licensed clinical psychologist, or physician licensed to practice medicine in all its branches; or(2) mental health evaluation or treatment, other than that for alcohol abuse or dependence oralcohol-related depressive disorder, by a licensed clinical psychologist, psychiatrist, or qualifiedexaminer, may obtain relief from the prohibition so long as the person has not receivedtreatment involuntarily at a mental institution, regardless of length of admission, or has notbeen voluntarily admitted to a mental institution for more than 30 days and not for more thanone incident within the past 5 years, and has not left such mental institution against medicaladvice. Proposes conditions under which the Director of the Department of State Police shallgrant expedited relief. Proposes that officers eligible for the expedited relief process areresponsible for providing proof of eligibility and all information required and will not beconsidered for expedited relief until such proof and information is received by the Director.Proposes to change the effective date of the bill to January 1, 2013.430 ILCS 65/4, 8 ......................................... Governor Amendatory Veto Message August 17, 201217

CHAPTER 520WILDLIFE CODESenate Bill 3533 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1027Amends the Wildlife Code. Changes the definition of "case" to mean any case, firearm carryingbox, shipping box, or container acceptable under specified provisions of the Criminal Code of1961.520 ILCS 5/1.2b-1 ............................................................................. Effective Date August 17, 2012House Bill 4819 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-907Amends the Wildlife Code. Defines "bow and arrow". Creates a provision that permitsindividuals to hunt with a crossbow if certain conditions are met. Makes corresponding changesin provisions concerning deer hunting, deer hunting permits, and prohibitions.520 ILCS 5/1.2j-1 new & 5/2.5 new ................................................... Effective Date August 7, 2012CHAPTER 605ROADS & BRIDGESHouse Bill 4691 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-784Amends the Toll Highway Act. Provides that a public or private ambulance service that is plainlymarked and engaged in the performance of an emergency service or duty that necessitates theuse of the toll highway system shall not be required to pay a toll to use a toll highway. Providesthat ambulances that are not plainly marked must present an Official Permit Card in order touse the toll highway system without paying tolls. Provides that the Authority shall adopt rulesfor the issuance of the permit. Removes language limiting the issuance of a permit to vehiclesthat are not plainly marked.605 ILCS 10/19 ................................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 201318

CHAPTER 625VEHICLE CODEHouse Bill 5073 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-835Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Increases the fee for dishonored payments from $19 to $25and makes the fee applicable to all dishonored payments (instead of only to checks). Providesthat out of each fee collected for dishonored payments, $5 shall be deposited in the Secretaryof State Special Services Fund. Provides that penalty fees take effect if the total amount due tothe Secretary exceeds $100 (instead of $50). Provides that certain Armed Forces members areexempt from driver's license requirements for a period of 120 (instead of 90) days following theservice members' return to the United States. Puts restrictions on the issuance of a graduateddriver's license to persons under 18 years of age who are not legally emancipated (instead oflegally emancipated by marriage). Removes provisions containing certain restrictions on theoperation of a motor vehicle by a graduated driver's license holder. Provides that the Secretarymay cancel any license or permit upon determining that the holder has had his or her medicalexaminer's certificate, medical variance, or both removed or rescinded by the Federal MotorCarrier Safety Administration or has failed to self-certify as to the type of driving in which theCDL driver engages or expects to engage. Provides that certain information collected from adriver education provider applicant may be used at administrative hearings relating to thedenial, cancellation, suspension, or revocation of a driver training school license. Removescertain language concerning the applicability of a Section concerning chemical testing ofmotorists involved in a personal injury or fatal motor vehicle accident. Changes the definitionof "highly restricted personal information" under the Illinois Vehicle Code to include anindividual's personal email address.625 ILCS 5/3-821, 6-102, 6-107, 6-2016-402, 6-411, 11-501.6 .......................................................................... Effective Date July 20, 2012Senate Bill 965....................................................................................................... Public Act 97-672Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that in cities of over 1,000,000 inhabitants, agovernmental agency may establish automated speed enforcement (ASE) systems in designatedsafety zones.625 ILCS 5/1-105.1 new 11-208 .............................................................. Effective Date July 1, 2012Senate Bill 3530 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-811Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Defines "former military vehicle" as a vehicle or trailer,regardless of size, weight, or year of manufacture, that was manufactured for use in anycountry's military forces and is maintained to depict or represent military design or markings. Aformer military vehicle does not include a vehicle used for any commercial or productionagriculture purpose Provides that the owner of a former military vehicle may register the19

vehicle for a fee not to exceed the following amounts: $150 for a vehicle with a gross vehicleweight rating of 26,001 to 45,000 pounds (instead of "over 26,000 pounds); $500 for a vehiclewith a gross vehicle weight rating of 45,001 to 65,000 pounds; and $1,000 for a vehicle with agross vehicle weight rating of over 65,000 pounds. Provides that the Secretary of State mayprescribe that former military vehicle plates be issued for a definite or an indefinite term, suchterm to correspond to the term of registration plates issued generally as provided by law.625 ILCS 5/1-123.2, 3-804.3, 3-806, 3-815 ........................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012House Bill 4862 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-983Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that every owner of a low-speed vehiclemanufactured after January 1, 2010 shall make application to the Secretary of State for acertificate of title.625 ILCS 5/3-101 .............................................................................. Effective Date August 17, 2012House Bill 1151 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-918Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that prior to issuance of a certificate of title, ahomemade trailer must be inspected by a Secretary of State employee (instead of by aSecretary of State investigator). Provides that any veteran who holds proof of a serviceconnecteddisability from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs and whose degreeof disability has been declared to be 50% or more, but whose disability does not qualify theveteran for a plate or decal under the Section of the Code concerning plates for persons withdisabilities, may without payment of fees apply for a special Disabled Veterans registrationplate that does not display the international symbol of access. Provides that the design andcolor of Disabled Veterans plates shall be within the discretion of the Secretary, withexceptions. Provides that parking privileges for disabled veterans shall extend only to thoseveterans whose registration plates display the international symbol of access.625 ILCS 5/3-104 .............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2568 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-940Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a charitable organization deemed eligible by theSecretary of State shall design decals to be affixed on plates issued to retired members of theUnited States Armed Forces. Provides that the decals shall designate the applicant's branch ofservice, theater of action, or both. Provides that the Secretary may prescribe rules governingthe requirements and approval of charitable decals. Provides that the charitable organizationauthorized to design decals may establish a fee for the purchase of charitable decals and shallreport by July 31 of each year to the Secretary of State Vehicle Services Department the stickerfee, the number of charitable decals sold, the total revenue received from the sale of charitabledecals during the previous fiscal year, and any other information deemed necessary by theSecretary of State.625 ILCS 5/3-624 .............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 201320

House Bill 4982 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-947Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the Secretary of State may issue specialregistration plates to the surviving spouse and parents (instead of surviving spouse, or, if nospouse exists, the parents) of a police officer or firefighter who has died in the line of duty.625 ILCS 5/3-641 .............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2494 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-723Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the Secretary of State shall issue Gold Starlicense plates to all siblings of a person who has lost his or her life while serving in the ArmedForces (instead of to only one surviving sibling in the absence of a surviving parent).625 ILCS 5/3-664 .............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3555 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-914Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Adds motorcycles to the list of vehicles for which theSecretary of State may issue Professional Sports Teams license plates. Provides that theComptroller shall order transferred and the Treasurer shall transfer all moneys in theProfessional Sports Team Education Fund to the Common School Fund every 6 months (insteadof "All moneys in the Professional Sports Teams Education Fund shall, subject to appropriationby the General Assembly and distribution by the Secretary, be deposited every 6 months intothe Common School Fund"). Provides that the Secretary may provide an expedited process forthe issuance of vehicle registration plates and contains additional provisions concerningapplications and fees for expedited vehicle registration. Repeals a Section concerning acorporate-sponsored license plate study and a Section concerning a graduated registration feestudy.625 ILCS 5/3-658 & 3-806.9 new ..................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5780 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-794Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that beginning with the 2013 registration year,municipally-owned vehicles operated by or for any police department shall be exempt from anyfee for the transfer of registration from one vehicle to another vehicle. Provides that eachmunicipal police department shall report to the Secretary of State any transfer of registrationplates.625 ILCS 5/3-808.1 ........................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4692 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1127Amends the State Finance Act and further amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to provide for theissuance of Illinois Nurses license plates. Creates the Illinois Nurses Foundation Fund as aspecial fund in the State treasury. Provides that the applicant shall pay an additional fee of $35for original issuance of the plates, of which $20 shall be deposited into the Illinois NursesFoundation Fund and $15 shall be deposited into the Secretary of State Special License PlateFund. Provides that an additional fee of $22 shall be charged for each renewal, of which $20shall be deposited into the Illinois Nurses Foundation Fund and $2 shall be deposited into theSecretary of State Special License Plate Fund. Provides that moneys in the Illinois NursesFoundation Fund shall be paid as grants to the Illinois Nurses Foundation, to promote the21

health of the public by advancing the nursing profession in Illinois. Provides that anyscholarships awarded under the new provisions shall be distributed to students pursuing anassociate, baccalaureate, or graduate degree in nursing.625 ILCS 5/3-699 new & 30 ILCS 105/5.811 new ............................. Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4863 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-984Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a motor vehicle used in violation of the Sectionconcerning driving on a suspended or revoked license is subject to seizure and forfeiture if theperson's driving privileges were revoked or suspended as a result of a similar provision of a lawof another state relating to: (1) operating or being in physical control of a vehicle while underthe influence of alcohol, any other drug or any combination thereof, (2) leaving the scene of amotor vehicle accident involving personal injury or death; (3) failure to submit to drug oralcohol testing; or (4) reckless homicide.625 ILCS 5/6-303 .............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 3948 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-750Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Exempts police emergency equipment from the definition of"commercial motor vehicle".625 ILCS 5/6-500 ..................................................................................... Effective Date July 6, 2012House Bill 5101 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-0829Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a driver may not use a hand-held mobiletelephone or engage in texting while driving a commercial motor vehicle. Provides exceptions.To the definition of "serious traffic violation", adds violations concerning texting or using ahand-held mobile telephone while driving. Defines other terms.625 ILCS 5/6-500, 526, 527 .............................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3823 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1047Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code and the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act.Provides that the Secretary of State shall suspend, pursuant to court order, the driver's licenseof a person adjudicated by a court to have engaged in visitation abuse. Provides procedures forthat suspension process. Provides that the court, upon finding that a party engaged in visitationabuse, may order: the suspension of the offending party's Illinois driving privileges pursuant tothe Illinois Vehicle Code, until the court has determined that there has been sufficientcompliance with the court's visitation order and that full driving privileges shall be reinstated;the issuance of a family responsibility driving permit to the offending party to allow limiteddriving privileges for employment, for medical purposes, and to transport a child pursuant to avisitation order; the placement of the offending party on probation; or the sentencing of theoffending party to periodic imprisonment for up to 6 months, provided that the court mayallow periods of release for work.625 ILCS 5/701-8 .............................................................................. Effective Date August 21, 201222

Senate Bill 2528 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-762Provides that the driver of a motorcycle may proceed through a red light which fails to changeto a green light "within a reasonable period of time not less than 120 seconds" (instead of"within a reasonable period of time").625 ILCS 5/11-208.6 & 306 ..................................................................... Effective Date July 6, 2012Senate Bill 3409 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-763Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the driver of a vehicle involved in a motorvehicle accident resulting only in damage to a vehicle may move the vehicle as soon as possibleoff the highway to the nearest safe location on an exit ramp shoulder, a frontage road, thenearest suitable cross street, or other suitable location that does not obstruct traffic andremain at that location until the driver has fulfilled the requirements of the Section of the Codeconcerning the duty to give information and render aid.625 ILCS 5/11-402 ............................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4577 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-931Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. In a subsection concerning administrative sanctions related toa conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol, provides that with respect to fundsdesignated for the Department of State Police, the moneys collected shall be remitted by thecircuit court clerk within one month after receipt for deposit into the State Police DUI Fund, andthat with respect to funds designated for the Department of Natural Resources, the moneyscollected shall be remitted by the Department of Natural Resources within one month afterreceipt for deposit into the Conservation Police Operations Assistance Fund. In a subsectionconcerning additional penalties for certain violations, provides that with respect to fundsdesignated for the Department of State Police, the moneys collected shall be remitted by thecircuit court clerk within one month after receipt for deposit into the State Police OperationsAssistance Fund, and that with respect to funds designated for the Department of NaturalResources, the moneys collected shall be remitted by the Department of Natural Resourceswithin one month after receipt for deposit into the Conservation Police Operations AssistanceFund.625 ILCS 5/11-501.01, 16-104a ........................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5021 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1050Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that moneys in the Secretary of State Police DUIFund and those monies received by local police shall be used for enforcement and preventionof driving while under the influence of alcohol, other drug or drugs, intoxicating compound orcompounds or any combination thereof, including but not limited to the purchase of lawenforcement equipment and commodities that will assist in the prevention of alcohol relatedcriminal violence throughout the State; police officer training and education in areas related toalcohol related crime, including but not limited to DUI training; and police officer salaries,including but not limited to salaries for hire back funding for safety checkpoints, saturationpatrols, and liquor store sting operations.625 ILCS 5/11-501.01 ....................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 201323

Senate Bill 3452 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-743Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that police officers who confiscate certain driverdocuments shall return them or cause them to be returned to the Secretary of State. Relocatesprovisions 12-610.5 concerning registration plate covers and provides that a registration plateon a motorcycle may be mounted vertically, with conditions. Provides that a person who sellsor advertises the sale of registration plate covers shall be guilty of a business offense. Providesthat a person may not modify a vehicle's original mounting location so as to hinder a peaceofficer from obtaining the registration; that a person who does so is guilty of a Class Amisdemeanor; and that the Secretary of State may suspend the driving privileges of a personwho violates the new provisions. Adds concealing or altering a vehicle's license plate to the listof aggravating factors for fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer. Provides that a policeofficer may order the removal of a vehicle that has had its registration suspended, cancelled, orrevoked. Provides that the handlebar grips of a motorcycle may not be higher than the heightof the operator's head and that the operator must keep at least one hand on a handlebar gripat all times the motorcycle is in motion. Provides that a person commits aggravated operatinga motorcycle, motor driven cycle, or moped on one wheel when he or she operates on onewheel while speeding. Provides that a first violation of aggravated operating a motorcycle,motor driven cycle, or moped on one wheel is a petty offense with a minimum fine of $100,except a second conviction is a Class B misdemeanor for a second conviction, and a third orsubsequent conviction is a Class A misdemeanor. Provides that motorcycles and motor-drivencycles may be equipped with a red or amber stop lamp on the rear of the vehicle that flashesand becomes steady only when the brake is actuated.625 ILCS 5/2-111, 3-400, 3-413, 6-206, 11-204.1, 11-1302,11-1403, 11-1403.2, 12-208, 12-610.5 rep. ..................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5056 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-844Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that it is a Class A misdemeanor with a $2,500 fine touse a disability license plate or parking decal or device to exercise privileges granted throughthe use of those items while the person to whom the disability license plate or parking decal ordevice was originally issued is deceased, and that a person who violates the new provisions or asimilar local ordinance shall have his or her parking privileges revoked by the Secretary of State.Provides that a person who commits a first violation of provisions prohibiting the use of adisability license plate or parking decal or device by a person who is not the authorized holderor is not transporting the authorized holder to or from the parking location shall be fined $500and have his or her driving privileges suspended. Provides that a person who commits a secondor subsequent violation is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor, shall be fined $2,500, and shall havehis or her driving privileges revoked. Provides that the Secretary of State shall suspend thedriving privileges of a person who violates a similar provision of a local ordinance concerningfictitious or unlawfully altered disability license plates or parking decals or devices orconcerning fraudulent disability license plates or parking decals or devices.625 ILCS 5/11-1301.3, 5, 6, & 625 ILCS 5/6-205-6 ........................... Effective Date January 1, 201324

House Bill 5624 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-845Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Increases the fine from $500 to $600 for improperly using adisability license plate, decal, or device to park in a parking place reserved for a person withdisabilities. Adds physician assistants and advanced practice nurses to the class of individualswho may not knowingly falsify a certification that a person is a person with disabilities; andprovides that a first conviction is a Class A misdemeanor with a minimum fine of $1,000 and asecond or subsequent conviction is a Class 4 felony with a minimum fine of $2,000.625 ILCS 5/11-1301.1, 2, 3, 5 ........................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3487 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-896Amends the School Code and the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a multi-function schoolactivity bus (MFSAB) may be used to transport students in grades 9 through 12 for anycurriculum-related activity except for transportation on regular bus routes from home to schoolor from school to home. Provides that a MFSAB authorized to transport students under the newprovisions must be operated by a holder of a school bus driver permit and is subject to certainprovisions concerning contractual student transfer arrangements, contracts requiring schoolbus driver permits, liability insurance, and safety testing.625 ILCS 5/11-1414.1 & 105 ILCS 5/29-6.3 ........................................ Effective Date August 3, 2012House Bill 4988 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-937Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a municipality may provide by ordinance for aprogram of vehicle immobilization to facilitate enforcement of municipal vehicle tax liability.Contains additional provisions governing notice and procedural matters involvingimplementation of the new Section. Provides that payment in full of any fine or penaltyresulting from a vehicle tax violation shall constitute a final disposition of that violation.625 ILCS 5/11-1430.1 new & 3-704.1 ............................................ Effective Date August 10, 2012Senate Bill 3336 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1023Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the definition of "pedestrian" includes a personwearing in-line speed skates. Defines "in-line speed skates". Provides that in municipalities witha population of under 2,000,000 inhabitants, upon highways where the maximum posted speedlimit is 45 miles per hour or less, and during the period from sunrise to sunset, a pedestrianwho is 18 years of age or older and wearing in-line speed skates may travel upon the roadwayas near as practicable to an outside edge of the roadway. Provides that pedestrians wearing inlinespeed skates upon a roadway may not impede or obstruct other vehicular traffic. Providesthat pedestrians wearing in-line speed skates shall be subject to all other rights and dutiesunder the Article concerning pedestrians. Provides that nothing in the Code shall be construedto prevent a pedestrian wearing in-line speed skates from using a lane designated for bicycles.625 ILCS 5/11-1517, 11-1007, 1-158 ............................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5099 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-828Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that no person may use a wireless telephone whileoperating a motor vehicle within 500 feet of an emergency scene except for specified purposes.Adds digital photographs and video to the definition of "electronic message" in provisions25

prohibiting the use of electronic communication devices while operating a motor vehicle.Defines "emergency scene" as a location where an authorized emergency vehicle as defined bythe Code is present and has activated its oscillating, rotating, or flashing lights. Exemptswireless telephones and electronic communication devices used in voice-operated (instead of"voice-activated") mode.625 ILCS 5/12-610.1, 12-610.2 .............................................................. Effective Date July 20, 2012Senate Bill 2488 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-830Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Expands the definition of "construction or maintenance speedzone" to include an area where the Department of Transportation, Toll Highway Authority, orlocal agency has posted signage advising drivers that a construction or maintenance speed zoneis being approached. Provides that if it is determined that a preexisting established speed limitis safe with respect to the conditions expected to exist in the construction or maintenancespeed zone, additional signs shall be posted which give proper due warning that a constructionor maintenance speed zone is being approached, indicate the maximum speed limit in effect,and state the amount of the minimum fine for a violation. Provides that the Section prohibitingthe use of wireless telephones in school speed zones and construction or maintenance speedzones does not apply to a person using a telephone in voice-operated (instead of "voiceactivated")mode or to a person using a wireless telephone by pressing a single button toinitiate or terminate a voice communication. Provides that voice-operated mode includes theuse of a headset.625 ILCS 5/12-610.1, 11-605.1 ......................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2524 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1078Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Decreases until January 1, 2013 the required amount ofinsurance for certain vehicles to $25,000 for any one person in any one accident and $100,000for two or more persons in any one accident. Provides that liability insurance policies issued orrenewed on and after January 1, 2013, shall comply with the following: (1) any vehicle that isused for a purpose that requires a school bus driver permit and is used in connection with theoperation of private day care facilities, day camps, summer camps, or nursery schools shallcarry a minimum of liability insurance in the amount of $1,000,000 combined single limit peraccident; (2) all other vehicles which are used for a purpose that requires a school bus driverpermit shall carry a minimum of liability insurance in the amount of $2,000,000 combined singlelimit per accident; and (3) any commuter van or passenger car used for a for-profit ridesharingarrangement shall carry a minimum of liability insurance in the amount of $500,000 combinedsingle limit per accident.625 ILCS 5/12-707.01 ....................................................................... Effective Date August 24, 2012House Bill 4598 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-958Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a slow-moving vehicle emblem may not bedisplayed in public view from a highway on an object other than an animal drawn vehicle, farmtractor, implement of husbandry and certain special mobile equipment and non-highwayvehicles. Provides that the fine for a first or subsequent offense of improperly displaying a slow-26

moving vehicle is $75 (instead of $25 for the first offense and $75 for a second or subsequentoffense within one year of the first offense).625 ILCS 5/12-709 ............................................................................ Effective Date August 15, 2012Senate Bill 3367 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1025Amends the School Code and the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the State Board ofEducation, in consultation with the Secretary of State, shall adopt course content standards fordriver education for those persons under the age of 18 years, which shall include the operationand equipment of motor vehicles (instead of providing that the State Board of Education, inconjunction with the Secretary of State, shall adopt standards for driver education for personsunder the age of 18 years). Provides that the Secretary of State, in consultation with the StateBoard of Education, shall adopt course content standards for driver education for those personsunder the age of 18 years, which shall include the operation and equipment of motor vehicles(instead of providing that the Secretary of State, in conjunction with the State Board ofEducation, shall adopt standards for driver education course content for persons under the ageof 18 years).625 ILCS 5/13-101, 13-109 & 6-419 ................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2579 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-883Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the length limits for the distance between thekingpin and the center of the rear axle of semitrailers longer than 48 feet shall not apply totrailers or semi-trailers used for the transport of livestock, as that term is defined in the Act.625 ILCS 5/15-107 ............................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 968....................................................................................................... Public Act 97-795Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Changes the definition of "commercial motor vehicle" toinclude vehicles used or designed to transport between 9 and 15 passengers, including thedriver, for direct compensation (instead of "vehicles used or designed to transport between 9and 15 passengers, including the driver, for direct compensation, if the vehicle is beingoperated beyond a radius of 75 air miles (86.3 statute miles or 138.9 kilometers) from thedriver's normal work reporting location)."625 ILCS 5/18b-101 .......................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 3982 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1062Amends the Taxi Safety Act of 2007. Creates Taxi safety reporting to provide in counties inwhich vehicle citation records are not readily available to the public, the clerk of the circuitcourt shall furnish a list of all moving violations involving a taxi or an individual licensed orregistered as a taxi driver upon the request of a unit of government that licenses, registers, orotherwise regulates taxi drivers.625 ILCS 55/15 new ......................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 201327

CHAPTER 705COURTSSenate Bill 1047 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-761Amends the Clerks of Courts Act. Provides that starting on the effective date of the amendatoryAct and pursuant to an administrative order from the chief judge of the circuit or the presidingjudge of the county authorizing such collection, a clerk of the circuit court in any county thatimposes a court automation fee shall also charge and collect an additional $10 operations feefor probation and court services department operations. Provides that such fees shall bedeposited into the probation and court services fund. Provides that the operations fee shall bepaid by the defendant in any felony, traffic, misdemeanor, local ordinance, or conservation caseupon a judgment of guilty or grant of supervision, except such $10 operations fee shall not becharged and collected in cases governed by Supreme Court Rule 529 in which the bail amount is$120 or less. Provides that the collected monies shall be disbursed from the probation andcourt services fund only at the direction of the chief judge of the circuit or another judgedesignated by the Chief Circuit Judge in accordance with the policies and guidelines approvedby the Supreme Court.705 ILCS 105/27.3a ................................................................................. Effective Date July 6, 2012House Bill 5592 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1076Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. Provides that where the Department of Children andFamily Services Guardianship Administrator is appointed as the executive temporary custodian,and when the child has siblings in care, the Department of Children and Family Services shall filewith the court and serve on the parties a sibling placement and contact plan within 10 days,excluding weekends and holidays, after the appointment.705 ILCS 405/1-3, 2-10, 2-23, 2-28 .................................................. Effective Date August 24, 2012Senate Bill 3809 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-700Amends the Park District Code and the Chicago Park District Act. Prohibits a park district fromknowingly employing an applicant who has been adjudicated a delinquent minor forcommitting specified offenses. Provides that the Illinois Department of State Police shallconduct a search of the Illinois criminal history records database to ascertain if an applicantbeing considered for employment with a park district has been adjudicated a delinquent minorfor committing specified offenses. Adds that a park district shall not knowingly employ a personwho has been convicted, or adjudicated a delinquent minor, for stalking, aggravated stalking, orcyberstalking. Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. In provisions concerning theconfidentiality of the law enforcement records of minors, provides that the president of a parkdistrict may have access to specified records of an applicant for employment who has beenadjudicated a delinquent minor.705 ILCS 405/1-7, 5-905 & 70 ILCS 1205/8-23, 16a-5 ......................... Effective Date June 22, 201228

House Bill 5602 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1104Amends the School Code and the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. Provides that the inspection andcopying of law enforcement records maintained by law enforcement agencies that relate to aminor who has been arrested or taken into custody before his or her 17th birthday may bereleased to appropriate school officials by a local law enforcement agency under a reciprocalreporting system established and maintained between the school district and the local lawenforcement agency concerning a minor enrolled in a school within the school district. Anyinformation provided to appropriate school officials whom the school has determined to have alegitimate educational or safety interest by local law enforcement officials about a minor who isthe subject of a current police investigation. Provides that the information furnished to theappropriate school officials shall concern only the offenses of: (1) violations of the DeadlyWeapons Article of the Criminal Code of 1961; (2) violations of the Illinois ControlledSubstances Act; (3) violations of the Cannabis Control Act; (4) forcible felonies; (4) violations ofthe Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act; (5) harassment throughelectronic communications; (7) violations of the Hazing Act; and (8) assault, aggravated assault,battery, aggravated battery, battery of an unborn child, aggravated battery of an unborn child,domestic battery, violation of an order of protection, interference with reporting of domesticviolence, reckless conduct, stalking, aggravated stalking, cyberstalking, mob action, or unlawfulcontact with streetgang members (rather than offenses classified as felonies or Class A or Bmisdemeanors). Provides that if the designated law enforcement and school officials deem it tobe in the best interest of the minor, the student may be referred to in-school or communitybased social services if those services are available.705 ILCS 405/1-7, 5-905 & 105 ILCS 5/22-20 ................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 3806 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-975Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. In the provision relating to truant minors in need ofsupervision, changes the definition of "chronic truant" to having the meaning ascribed to it inthe School Code.705 ILCS 405/3-33.5 ......................................................................... Effective Date August 17, 201229

CHAPTER 720CRIMINAL CODEHouse Bill 2582 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1108Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. CLEAR Initiative renames the "Criminal Code of 1961" asthe "Criminal Code of 2012". Moves, adds, deletes, renumbers, repeals, and changes certainprovisions. Adds or changes mental states for certain offenses. Changes certain statutoryevidence presumptions to permissive inferences. Repeals various Acts and replaces those Actsby adding certain provisions from those Acts to the Criminal Code of 1961. Reassign IllinoisCompiled Statutes designation for various Acts. **SEE PAGE 43 for conversion table.720 ILCS numerous .......................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 3366 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1109Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. CLEAR Initiative, which reorganizes provisions concerningharms to children and incorporate provisions from certain other Acts concerning harms tochildren. Creates the Yo-Yo Waterball Sales Prohibition Act containing provisions similar to theprovisions of the Criminal Code of 1961 prohibiting the sale of yo-yo waterballs. Repeals theHazing Act, the Neglected Children Offense Act, the Adoption Compensation Prohibition Act,and the Child Curfew Act, all of which are being relocated into the Criminal Code. Amendsvarious Acts to: make conforming changes, combine multiple versions of criminal statutes,correct cross-references, and make other changes. **SEE PAGE 43 for conversion table.720 ILCS numerous .......................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5278 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-897Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that when the victim is under 18 years of age atthe time of the offense, a prosecution for involuntary servitude, involuntary sexual servitude ofa minor, or trafficking in persons and related offenses may be commenced within one year ofthe victim attaining the age of 18 years. However, in no such case shall the time period forprosecution expire sooner than 3 years after the commission of the offense. Eliminates fromthe elements of involuntary servitude that the labor or services must be forced upon the victim.Provides that a person also commits the offense when he or she uses any scheme, plan, orpattern intended to cause the person to believe that, if the person did not perform the labor orservices, that person or another person would suffer serious harm or physical restraint.Provides that the penalty for that violation is a Class 4 felony. Eliminates subjecting a person toforced labor or services from the offense of trafficking in persons. Replaces that provision withsubjecting the person to involuntary servitude. In the statute permitting the impoundment of avehicle used in certain human trafficking and prostitution related offenses, provides that theprovisions apply to violations of related municipal ordinances. Provides that the proceeds of theimpoundment fee paid by the defendant shall be distributed to the law enforcement agency30

(rather than the unit of government) whose peace officers made the arrest for the costsincurred by the law enforcement agency to investigate and to tow and impound the vehicle.720 ILCS 5/10-9, 14-3, 36.5-5, 108B-3, 116-2.1, 124B-10725 ILCS 5/124B-100, 124B-305, 740 ILCS 128/10 ......................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2537 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1079Creates the offense of failure to report the death or disappearance of a child under 13 years ofage. Provides that a parent, legal guardian, or caretaker of a child under 13 years of agecommits failure to report the death or disappearance of a child under 13 years of age when heor she knows or should know and fails to report the child as missing or deceased to a lawenforcement agency within 24 hours if the parent, legal guardian, or caretaker reasonablybelieves that the child is missing or deceased. Provides that in the case of a child under the ageof 2 years, the reporting requirement is reduced to no more than one hour. Provides that aparent, legal guardian, or caretaker of a child under 13 years of age must report the death ofthe child to the law enforcement agency of the county where the child's corpse was found if theparent, legal guardian, or caretaker reasonably believes that the death of the child was causedby a homicide, accident, or other suspicious circumstance.720 ILCS 5/10-10 (new), 12-9, 31-4 ................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3579 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97- 699Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that it is Class 4 felony for a child sex offender toparticipate in a holiday event involving children under 18 years of age, such as distributingcandy or other items to children on Halloween, wearing a Santa Claus costume on or precedingChristmas, being employed as a department store Santa Claus, or wearing an Easter Bunnycostume on or preceding Easter. Exempts from a violation where (1) the sex offense convictionwhich brought the person into the child sex offender category was criminal sexual abuse inwhich the victim was at least 13 years of age but under 17 years of age and the offender wasless than 5 years older than the victim; or (2) the child sex offender is a parent or guardian ofchildren under 18 years of age that are present in the home and no non-familial minors arepresent.720 ILCS 5/11-9.3 ............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3258 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-698Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 in relation to child sex offenders residing or being presentnear certain places. Changes the definition of "child sex offender" to provide that the victim isa person under 18 years of age at the time of the offense. Changes the definition of "sexoffense" to include forcible detention, custodial sexual misconduct, sexual misconduct with aperson with a disability, sexual relations within families, grooming, traveling to meet a minor,and permitting sexual abuse of a child. Adds bikeway and trail to the definition of "public park"which applies to the offenses of approaching, contacting, residing with, or communicating witha child within certain places by child sex offenders prohibited and sexual predator and child sexoffender presence or loitering in or near public parks prohibited.720 ILCS 5/11-9.3, 9.4-1 ................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 201331

House Bill 5265 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-998Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Redefines child abduction by luring. Provides that theoffense consists of intentionally luring or attempting to lure a child: (1) under the age of 17(rather than under the age of 16) or (2) while traveling to or from a primary or secondary schoolinto a motor vehicle, building, house trailer, or dwelling place without the consent of the child'sparent or lawful custodian for other than a lawful purpose.720 ILCS 5/10-5 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5235 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-995Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Repeals provision creating the offense of aggravated childpornography. In the statute creating child pornography, provides for enhanced penalties if thechild depicted is under the age of 13.720 ILCS 5/11-20.1 ........................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4636 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-919Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that violation of an order of protection is a Class 4felony if the defendant had certain specified prior conviction under the law of anotherjurisdiction for an offense that could be charged in this State as one of the Illinois offenseslisted in which the prior conviction would result in the violation of an order of protection beinga Class 4 felony.720 ILCS 5/12-3.4 ............................................................................. Effective Date August 10, 2012Senate Bill 3673 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1046Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 concerning criminal transmission of HIV. Requires thedefendant to have the specific intent to commit the offense. Requires the defendant to knowthat he or she is infected with HIV. Changes an element of the offense from engaging inintimate contact with another to engaging in sexual activity with another without the use of acondom when the defendant knows that he or she is infected with HIV. Provides that aprosecuting entity may issue a subpoena duces tecum for the records of a person charged withthe offense of criminal transmission of HIV or a subpoena for the attendance of a person withrelevant knowledge thereof so long as the return of the records or attendance of the personpursuant to the subpoena is submitted initially to the court for an in camera inspection.Provides that only upon a finding by the court that the records or proffered testimony arerelevant to the pending offense, the information sought by the subpoena shall be disclosed tothe prosecuting entity and admissible if otherwise permitted by law.720 ILCS 5/12-5.01 & 410 ILCS 305/9 .............................................. Effective Date August 21, 2012House Bill 5122 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1072Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Creates the offense of abuse of a corpse. Provides that aperson commits the offense if he or she intentionally: (1) engages in sexual conduct with acorpse or involving a corpse; or (2) removes or carries away a corpse and is not authorized bylaw to do so. Establishes penalties. Provides exemptions from violations for removing orcarrying away a corpse.720 ILCS 5/12-20.6 new ................................................................... Effective Date August 24, 201232

House Bill 4523 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-929Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Exempts household products from the statute requiring aperson seeking to purchase a substance which is regulated by Title 16 CFR Section 1500.129 ofthe Federal Caustic Poison Act and required to contain the words "causes severe burns" as theaffirmative statement of principal hazard on its label, prior to taking possession to: (1) provide avalid driver's license or other government-issued identification showing the person's name,date of birth, and photograph; and (2) sign a log documenting the name and address of theperson, date and time of the transaction, and the brand, product name and net weight of theitem. Defines "household product".720 ILCS 5/12-38 .............................................................................. Effective Date August 10, 2012House Bill 4081 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-846Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that it is an exception to an eavesdroppingviolation, with prior request to and verbal approval of the State's Attorney of the county inwhich the conversation is anticipated to occur, recording or listening with the aid of aneavesdropping device to a conversation in which a law enforcement officer, or any personacting at the direction of a law enforcement officer, is a party to the conversation and hasconsented to the conversation being intercepted or recorded in the course of an investigationof a drug offense. Provides that the State's Attorney may grant this verbal approval only afterdetermining that reasonable cause exists to believe that a drug offense will be committed by aspecified individual or individuals within a designated period of time. Provides that no part ofthe contents of any wire, electronic, or oral communication that has been recorded orintercepted as a result of this exception may be received in evidence in any trial, hearing, orother proceeding in or before any court, grand jury, department, officer, agency, regulatorybody, legislative committee, or other authority of this State, or a political subdivision of theState, other than in a prosecution of: (1) a drug offense; (2) a forcible felony committed directlyin the course of the investigation of a drug offense for which verbal approval was given torecord or intercept a conversation; or (3) any other forcible felony committed while therecording or interception was approved in accordance with these provisions, but for thisspecific category of prosecutions, only if the law enforcement officer or person acting at thedirection of a law enforcement officer who has consented to the conversation beingintercepted or recorded suffers great bodily injury or is killed during the commission of thecharged forcible felony. Provides that whenever any wire, electronic, or oral communicationhas been recorded or intercepted as a result of this exception that is not related to a drugoffense or a forcible felony committed in the course of a drug offense, no part of the contentsof the communication and evidence derived from the communication may be received inevidence in any trial, hearing, or other proceeding in or before any court, grand jury,department, officer, agency, regulatory body, legislative committee, or other authority of thisState, or a political subdivision of the State, nor may it be publicly disclosed in any way.Provides that these provisions are inoperative on and after January 1, 2015. Provides that noconversations intercepted pursuant to these provisions, while operative, shall be inadmissiblein a court of law by virtue of the inoperability of these provisions on January 1, 2015.720 ILCS 5/14-3 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 201333

House Bill 1708 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-676Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that the offense of unlawful use of weaponsrelating to the possession of any device or attachment of any kind designed, used, or intendedfor use in silencing the report of a firearm and the offense of aggravated discharge of a machinegun or a firearm equipped with a device designed or used for silencing the report of a firearmdo not apply to a peace officer while serving as a member of a tactical response team or specialoperations team. Provides that a peace officer may not personally own or apply for ownershipof a device or attachment of any kind designed, used, or intended for use in silencing the reportof any firearm. Provides that these devices shall be owned and maintained by lawfullyrecognized units of government whose duties include the investigation of criminal acts.720 ILCS 5/24-1.2-5 & 24-2 ................................................................... Effective Date June 1, 2012House Bill 4901 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-936Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to amend the exemption from the unlawful use of weaponsstatute and the aggravated unlawful use of a weapon statute for military re-enacting. Providesthat the exemption applies to a person possessing a rifle with a barrel or barrels less than 16inches in length if: (A) the person has been issued a Curios and Relics license from the U.S.Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; or (B) the person is an active member of abona fide, nationally recognized military re-enacting group and the modification is required andnecessary to accurately portray the weapon for historical re-enactment purposes; the reenactoris in possession of a valid and current re-enacting group membership credential; andthe overall length of the weapon as modified is not less than 26 inches. Retains provision thatduring transportation, any such weapon shall be broken down in a non-functioning state, or notimmediately accessible.720 ILCS 5/24-2 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5682 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1010Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. In the statute exempting from an unlawful use of weaponsviolation or an aggravated unlawful use of a weapon violation, persons licensed as privatesecurity contractors, private detectives, or private alarm contractors, or employed by an agencycertified by the Department of Professional Regulation, if their duties include the carrying of aweapon, deletes provision that the Department of Professional Regulation shall providesuitable documentation demonstrating the successful completion of the prescribed firearmstraining and that the documentation shall be carried at all times when those persons are inpossession of a concealable weapon. Provides that the licensed person shall be consideredeligible for the exemption if he or she has completed the required 20 hours of training underthe Private Detective, Private Alarm, Private Security, Fingerprint Vendor, and Locksmith Act of2004 and 20 hours of required firearm training, and has been issued a firearm control card bythe Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Provides that the firearm control cardshall be carried by the licensed person at all times when he or she is in possession of aconcealable weapon.720 ILCS 5/24-2 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 201334

House Bill 4320 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1126Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Defines "redemption machine" for purposes of the currentexemption from gambling device as an amusement device involving a game, the object of whichis throwing, rolling, bowling, shooting, placing, or propelling a ball or other object that is eitherphysical or computer generated on a display or with lights (now, just a ball or other object) into,upon, or against a hole or other target that is either physical or computer generated on adisplay or with lights (now, just a hole or other target). Includes in the definition of "redemptionmachine" an amusement device involving a game, the object of which is stopping, by physical,mechanical, or electronic means, a moving object that is either physical or computer generatedon a display or with lights into, upon, or against a hole or other target that is either physical orcomputer generated on a display or with lights. Provides that the definition of "gamblingdevice" does not include a redemption machine, provided, among other conditions, that theredemption value of tickets, tokens, and other representations of value for a single play of thedevice does not exceed $25 (now, provided that the redemption value does not exceed theamount charged for a single play of the device).720 ILCS 5/28-2 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2520 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-741Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that every person, 18 years of age or older, who,with intent to prevent the apprehension of the offender, aids or assists the offender, by somevolitional act, in fleeing the municipality, county, State, country, or other defined jurisdiction inwhich the offender is to be arrested, charged, or prosecuted, commits a Class 4 felony.720 ILCS 5/31-5 ................................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 1907 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-686Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Adds the Illinois Street Gang and Racketeer Influenced andCorrupt Organizations Law (RICO) as a new Article of the Code.720 ILCS 5/33G .................................................................................... Effective Date June 11, 2012House Bill 4937 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-985Amends the Cannabis Control Act, the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, and theMethamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act. Provides that any local, municipal,or county law enforcement agency entitled to receive a monetary distribution of forfeitureproceeds may share those forfeiture proceeds pursuant to the terms of an intergovernmentalagreement with a municipality that has a population in excess of 20,000 if: (1) the receivingagency has entered into an intergovernmental agreement with the municipality to providepolice services; (2) the intergovernmental agreement for police services provides forconsideration in an amount of not less than $1,000,000.00 per year; (3) the seizure took placewithin the geographical limits of the municipality; and (4) the funds are used only for theenforcement of laws governing cannabis and controlled substances or for security camerasused for the prevention or detection of violence or the establishment of a municipal policeforce, including the training of officers, construction of a police station, the purchase of lawenforcement equipment, or vehicles.720 ILCS 550/12, 570/505, 646/85 .................................................. Effective Date January 1, 201335

Senate Bill 1701 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-678Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act and the Methamphetamine Control andCommunity Protection Act. Provides limited immunity for a person who seeks or obtainsemergency medical assistance for someone experiencing an overdose.720 ILCS 570/414 & 646/115 new ........................................................ Effective Date June 1, 2012House Bill 5250 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-997Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act. Provides for enhanced penalties for themanufacturing or delivery, or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver, of anysubstance containing hydrocodone, dihydrocodeinone, dihydrocodeine, oxycodone, or any ofthe salts, isomers and salts of isomers, or analog of those substances.720 ILCS 570/401 ............................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5233 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-872Amends the Illinois Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Sets forth a definition for "synthetic drugproduct". Provides that whoever falsely advertises a synthetic drug product (instead of asynthetic drug product or a drug that is misbranded) is guilty of a Class 3 felony and may befined an amount not to exceed $100,000. Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act toinclude pentedrone in the list of controlled substances that are included in Schedule I. Furtheramends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act to include 5-methoxy-diallyltryptamine in the listof controlled substances that are included in Schedule I. Amends the Drug ParaphernaliaControl Act to include references to synthetic drug products and misbranded drugs in thedefinition of "drug paraphernalia".720 ILCS 570/204, 600/2 & 410 ILCS 620/2.4, 3.22, 5, 6 ...................... Effective Date July 31, 2012House Bill 3826 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-956Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides "service animal" means a dog or miniature horsetrained or being trained as a hearing animal, a guide animal, an assistance animal, a seizurealert animal, a mobility animal, a psychiatric service animal, an autism service animal, or ananimal trained for any other physical, mental, or intellectual disability; and (3) defines"miniature horse".720 ILCS 630/1 ................................................................................. Effective Date August 14, 2012House Bill 5606 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1008Amends the Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act. Provides thatwhenever any person pleads guilty to, is found guilty of, or is placed on supervision for anoffense under the Act, in addition to any other penalty imposed by the court, no such personshall thereafter knowingly purchase, receive, own, or otherwise possess any substance orproduct containing a methamphetamine precursor, without the methamphetamine precursorfirst being prescribed for the use of that person in the manner provided for the prescription ofSchedule II controlled substances under Article III of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act.Provides that a violation is a Class 4 felony.720 ILCS 646/120 new ..................................................................... Effective Date August 17, 201236

House Bill 3801 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-917Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the offense of knowingly manufacturingor delivering heroin, or possessing heroin with intent to manufacture or deliver, is not eligiblefor probation, conditional discharge, or periodic imprisonment if the amount of the heroin is 3(rather than over 5) grams or more. Amends the Tobacco Accessories and Smoking HerbsControl Act. Provides that a person shall not knowingly sell, give away, barter, exchange, orotherwise furnish to any person any wrapping paper or wrapping leaf, however characterized,including, without limitation, cigarette papers, blunt wraps, cigar wraps, or tubes of paper orleaf, or any similar device, for the purpose of making a roll of tobacco or herbs for smoking, thatis or is held out to be, impregnated, scented, or imbibed with, or aged or dipped in, acharacterizing flavor, other than tobacco or menthol, including, without limitation, alcoholic orliquor flavor, or both, chocolate, fruit flavoring, vanilla, peanut butter, jelly, or any combinationof those flavors or similar child attractive scent or flavor. Provides that a violation is a pettyoffense for which the offender shall be fined an amount of not less than $100 and not morethan $1,000.720 ILCS 685/4, 5 & 730 ILCS 5/5-5-3 ................................................ Effective Date August 9, 2012CHAPTER 725CRIMINAL PROCEDURESHouse Bill 5441 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1003Amends State Appellate Defender Act. Deletes the discretionary duty of the State AppellateDefender to provide assistance to trial counsel in capital cases. Adds the discretionary duty toprovide training, assistance of expert witnesses, and investigators to public defenders fromfunds appropriated for those purposes. Prohibits the State Appellate Defender from beingappointed as trial counsel. Deletes authority of investigators for the Capital Trial Assistance Unitand Capital Post Conviction Unit to access the Law Enforcement Agencies Data System (LEADS)for witness background checks. Deletes the authority for the State Appellate Defender torequest appropriations from the Capital Litigation Trust Fund for capital case expenses inassisting trial counsel, representing petitioners in post-conviction proceedings, and in defendingcases in counties other than Cook County.725 ILCS 105/10 ............................................................................... Effective Date August 17, 2012Senate Bill 2869 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-904Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963, the Stalking No Contact Order Act, the Civil NoContact Order Act, and the Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986 relating to a respondent of anorder of protection, stalking no contact order, or civil no contact order. Provides that if the37

espondent, at the time of the issuance of the order, is committed to the custody of the IllinoisDepartment of Corrections or is on parole or mandatory supervised release, the sheriff or otherlaw enforcement officials charged with maintaining Department of State Police records shallnotify the Department of Corrections within 48 hours of receipt of a copy of the order from theclerk of the issuing judge or the petitioner. Provides that such notice shall include the name ofthe respondent, the respondent's IDOC inmate number, the respondent's date of birth, and theLEADS Record Index Number.725 ILCS 5/112A-22 & 740 ILCS 21/115, 22/218 &750 ILCS 60/222 ............................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5264 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1036Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Provides that in a criminal prosecution inwhich the defendant is accused of first degree murder or second degree murder when thecommission of the offense involves domestic violence, evidence of the defendant's commissionof another offense or offenses of domestic violence is admissible, and may be considered for itsbearing on any matter to which it is relevant.725 ILCS 5/115-7.4 ........................................................................... Effective Date August 20, 2012House Bill 5187 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-815Amends the Rights of Crime Victims and Witnesses Act. Provides any law enforcement agencythat investigates an offense committed in the State shall provide a crime victim with a writtenstatement and explanation of the rights of crime victims within 48 hours of law enforcement'sinitial contact with a victim. Amends the Illinois Police Training Act to provide the curriculumfor probationary police officers shall include training in techniques designed to promoteeffective communication at the initial contact with crime victims and ways to comprehensivelyexplain to victims and witnesses their rights under the Rights of Crime Victims and WitnessesAct and the Crime Victims Compensation Act. Provides that the Clerk of the Circuit Court shallpost the rights of crime victims set forth in the Illinois Constitution and the Act within 3 feet ofthe door to any courtroom where criminal proceedings are conducted. Provides the clerk mayalso post the rights in other locations in the courthouse. Provides that when the defendant hasbeen committed to the Department of Human Services, the victim may request to be notifiedby the releasing authority of the approval by the court of an on-grounds pass, a supervised offgroundspass, an unsupervised off-grounds pass, or conditional release; the release on an offgroundspass; the return from an off-grounds pass; transfer to another facility; conditionalrelease; escape; death; or final discharge from State custody.725 ILCS 120/4, 4.5 & 50 ILCS 705/7 ................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 5330 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1075Amends the Sexually Violent Persons Commitment Act. Establishes procedures for serving apetition upon a person who is alleged to be sexually violent. Provides that if a person has beencommitted as a sexually violent person and has not been discharged, the Department of HumanServices shall submit a written report to the court on his or her mental condition at least onceevery 12 months after his or her initial commitment for the purpose of determining (1) whetherthe person has made sufficient progress in treatment to be conditionally released, and (2)38

whether the person's condition has so changed since the most recent periodic reexamination(or initial commitment, if there has not yet been a periodic reexamination) that he or she is nolonger a sexually violent person.725 ILCS 207/55, 60, 65 & 730 ILCS 5/3-3-4, 3-3-5 .......................... Effective Date August 24, 2012House Bill 5749 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1012Amends the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor's Act. Provides that the Office of the State'sAttorneys Appellate Prosecutor and all attorneys employed by the Office may also assist State'sAttorneys in the discharge of their duties on hearings in post-conviction proceedings. Providesthat the Director of the Office of the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor may contract forsuch investigators (rather than hire no more than 0 investigators) to provide investigativeservices in criminal cases and tax objection cases for staff counsel and county State's attorneys.725 ILCS 210/4.01 and 7.06 ............................................................. Effective Date August 17, 2012Senate Bill 3602 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-816Amends the Violent Crime Victims Assistance Fund. Provides when any person is convicted inIllinois of an offense listed below, or placed on supervision for that offense on or after July 1,2012, the court shall impose the following fines: (1) $100 for any felony; (2) $50 for any offenseunder the Illinois Vehicle Code, exclusive of offenses enumerated in paragraph (a)(2) of Section6-204 of that Code, and exclusive of any offense enumerated in Article VI of Chapter 11 of thatCode relating to restrictions, regulations, and limitations on the speed at which a motor vehicleis driven or operated; and (3) $75 for any misdemeanor, excluding a conservation offense.Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section, the penalty established in this Section shallbe assessed for any violation of Section 11-601.5, 11-605.2, or 11-605.3 of the Illinois VehicleCode.725 ILCS 240/10 .................................................................................... Effective Date July 16, 2012CHAPTER 730CORRECTIONSHouse Bill 5121 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-990Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that a prisoner who is serving a term ofimprisonment for attempt to commit terrorism shall receive no more than 4.5 days of goodconduct credit for each month of his or her sentence of imprisonment.730 ILCS 5/3-6-3 ............................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 3665 .................................................................................................... Public Act 97-693Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that it is an aggravating factor in sentencingthat the defendant committed the offense of assault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravated39

attery, robbery, armed robbery, or aggravated robbery against a person that the defendantknew or reasonably should have known was a letter carrier or postal worker while that personwas performing his or her duties delivering mail for the United States Postal Service.730 ILCS 5/5-5-3.2 ............................................................................ Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4031 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-775Amends the Code of Corrections. Extends the sunset repeal of the Illinois Sentencing PolicyAdvisory Council from December 31, 2012 to December 31, 2015.730 ILCS 5/5-8-8 .................................................................................... Effective Date July 13, 2012House Bill 5280 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1073Amends the Sex Offender Registration Act. Defines "sexual predator" to include a person whowas convicted of luring of a minor.730 ILCS 150/2 ................................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013CHAPTER 740CIVIL LIABILITIESHouse Bill 5922 ................................................................................................... Public Act 97-1017Amends the Stalking No Contact Order Act and the Civil No Contact Order Act. Provides that thesheriff, a law enforcement official, special process server, or a specified category of personnelin the Department of Corrections may serve a respondent with a short form notification of acivil no contact order or a stalking no contact order, which must include this information:names of the protected parties; date and county in which the no contact order was filed;hearing date and time; conditions that apply to the respondent; and related information.Provides that the short form notification must also inform the respondent that the no contactorder is in effect, that he or she must obtain a copy of the order, and that he or she is subject toarrest for any violation of the order. Provides that a law enforcement official may detain arespondent for a reasonable time necessary to prepare and to serve the short form notification.Provides that the Attorney General shall provide adequate copies of the short form to lawenforcement agencies. Allows a single short form notification form to be used for orders underthose Acts and the Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986. Amends the short form notificationprovisions of the Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986 so that they conform to the short formnotification provisions of the Stalking No Contact Order Act and the Civil No Contact Order Act.740 ILCS 21/115, 117 new, 218, 218.1 new, 222.10 &750 ILCS 60/222.10 .......................................................................... Effective Date January 1, 201340

CHAPTER 815BUSINESS TRANSACTIONSHouse Bill 3825 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-923Amends the Recyclable Metal Purchase Registration Law. Provides for records to be kept in anelectronic record-keeping system rather than on forms provided by the State Police. Providesfor the use of any government-issued photo identification. Removes requirement that a dealerinquire regarding the source of the metal being sold. Prohibits the sale and purchase of catalyticconverters not attached to motor vehicles unless the seller is a licensed automotive partsrecycler or scrap processor. Prohibits the payment of cash for copper and air conditionerevaporators and coils having a value of $100 or more, rather than any copper and airconditioner evaporators and coils. Exempts certain parties and entities from restrictions onpurchase and sale of copper and air conditioner evaporators and coils.815 ILCS 325/3, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.6, 5, 8 .............................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013House Bill 4013 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-924Amends the Recyclable Metal Purchase Registration Law. Provides that recyclable metal dealersin this State shall enter specified identifying information into forms provided by theDepartment of State Police and shall keep a copy of the form for a specified period for eachtransaction involving the purchase of recyclable metal containing copper in addition topurchases of recyclable metal valued at $100 or more and metal street signs.815 ILCS 325/3 ................................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 2013Senate Bill 2545 .................................................................................................. Public Act 97-1056Creates the Internet Dating Safety Act. Requires Internet dating services offering services toIllinois members to provide a safety awareness notification to all Illinois members. Provides thatif an Internet dating service does not conduct criminal background screenings on its members,the service shall disclose, clearly and conspicuously, to all Illinois members that the Internetdating service does not conduct criminal background screenings. Provides that it is an unlawfulpractice under the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act for an Internet datingservice to fail to provide notice or falsely indicate that it has performed criminal backgroundscreenings in accordance with the Internet Dating Safety Act.815 ILCS 505/2MMM new ............................................................... Effective Date August 24, 201241

CHAPTER 820EMPLOYMENTHouse Bill 3782 ..................................................................................................... Public Act 97-875Amends the Right to Privacy in the Workplace Act. Provides that it is unlawful for an employerto request a password or other account information in order to access an employee's orprospective employee's social networking website. Permits employers to maintain lawfulworkplace policies relating to Internet use, social networking site use and electronic mail use.Permits employers to obtain, regarding employees and prospective employees, information inthe public domain and information obtained in compliance with this amendatory Act.820 ILCS 55/10 ................................................................................. Effective Date January 1, 201342

FINAL CRIMINAL LAW REWRITE CONVERSION TABLES(OCTOBER 2012)TABLE USER NOTESStatute conversion tables for the following Criminal Law Rewrite Public Acts:95-1052 (effective July 1, 2009)96-710 (effective January 1, 2010)96-712 (effective January 1, 2010)96-1301 (effective January 1, 2011)96-1551 (effective July 1, 2011)97-597 (effective January 1, 2012)97-995 (effective January 1, 2013)97-1108 (effective January 1, 2013)97-1109 (effective January 1, 2013)If you see any of these Public Acts (P.A.) listed in the P.A. history at the end of a statute, thestatute conversion tables can help you locate a provision that has been moved elsewhere in theIllinois Compiled Statutes (ILCS) by the Criminal Law Rewrite or help you locate the prior lawsource for what appears to be a new provision added by the Criminal Law Rewrite.Here are some general notes for users:(1) TABLE 1A and 1B lists 720 ILCS changes:(a) TABLE 1A lists the OLD 720 ILCS section number prior to the Criminal LawRewrite Public Act with the corresponding NEW ILCS section number for the sameprovision in the Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act.(b) TABLE 1B is the reverse of TABLE 1A listing the NEW ILCS section number fromthe Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act with the corresponding OLD 720 ILCS sectionnumber for the same provision prior to the Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act.(2) TABLE 2 lists 725 ILCS changes. TABLE 2 lists the NEW 725 ILCS section number fromthe Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act with the corresponding OLD ILCS section number for thesame provision in the provision prior to the Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act. TABLE 1Acovers the OLD to NEW conversions.(3) TABLE 3A and 3B lists 730 ILCS changes:(a) TABLE 3A lists the OLD 730 ILCS section number prior to the Criminal LawRewrite Public Act with the corresponding NEW ILCS section number for the sameprovision in the Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act.43

(b) TABLE 3B is the reverse of TABLE 3A listing the NEW ILCS section number fromthe Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act with the corresponding OLD 730 ILCS sectionnumber for the same provision prior to the Criminal Law Rewrite Public Act.(4) Some of the Public Act changes are set out in the Tables by reference to a paragraph orsubsection.(5) The Criminal Law Rewrite reorganized some provisions within a Section, so if an oldprovision does not appear in the same location in a Section without a change for that noted inthese tables, then the provision should still be found somewhere within the Section.(6) The Criminal Law Rewrite added a new General Definition section at the beginning ofArticles 11, 12, 16, & 17, so if a definition is not within a Section refer to the new generaldefinition section. In some Sections, a definition is moved to another location within the Sectionfor organizational reasons. NOTE: Article 15 definitions are still applicable to Articles 16 & 17.(7) The Criminal Law Rewrite has eliminated most provisions within offenses relating to aiding,abetting, solicitation, conspiracy, and accountability, since this conduct falls under the generalprovisions in the Criminal Code on aiding & abetting (720 ILCS 5/5-2 (c)), attempt (720 ILCS5/8-4), solicitation (720 ILCS 5/8-1), conspiracy (720 ILCS 5/8-2), and accountability (720 ILCS5/5-2 & 5-4).(8) Since the enactment of the criminal law rewrite provisions, there have been subsequentamendments and changes made by Public Acts that may have changed the numbering or locationof the criminal law provisions noted in these tables. These tables are based upon the Public Actslisted above and the revisory Public Acts that conformed other Public Acts to the criminal lawrewrite provisions. If a table reference does not match what appears in the latest version of astatute you are referring to, checking the Public Acts in the source notes at the end of the Sectionwith later numbers than those listed above may resolve the discrepancy.************************************************************************44

TABLE 1A - 720 ILCS(CONVERTS OLD SECTIONS to NEW SECTIONS)720 ILCS Section # prior to Rewrite - ILCS Section # after RewriteOLDNEW8-1.1 (a) - 8-1 (b)8-1.1 (b) - 8-1 (c) last sentence9-3.1 - 9-3.49-3.1 (b) - 9-3.4 (b) & 730 ILCS 5/5-8-4 (d) (5)9-3.1 (c) - 9-3.4 (c)10-5.5 (h) - Repealed10-7 (a) (ii) - 10-5 (b) (11) & 31-4 (a)10-9 (j) procedure - 725 ILCS 5/124B-125, 124B-130,124B-140, 124B-150, 124B-155,124B-160, 124B-165, 124B-300, &124B-30510A-5 - 10-9 (a)10A-10 (a) - 10-9 (b)10-A-10 (b) - 10-9 (c)10A-10 (c) - 10-9 (d)10A-10 (d) (1) - 10-9 (e)10A-10 (d) (2) - 10-9 (f)10A-10 (e) - 10-9 (g)10A-10 (f) - 10-9 (h)10A-15 (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-30010A-15 (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16010A-15 (c) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-125, 124B-130,124B-140, 124B-150, & 124B-15510A-15 (d) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16510A-15 (e) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-30510A-20 - 10-9 (i)11-7 - 11-3511-8 - 11-4011-9 - 11-3045

11-9.3 (c) - 11-9.3 (d)11-9.3 (c-5) - 11-9.3 (e)11-9.3 (d) - 11-9.3 (f)11-9.4 (a) - 11-9.3 (a-10)11-9.4 (b) - 11-9.3 (b-2)11-9.4 (b-5) - 11-9.3 (b-10)11-9.4 (b-6) - 11-9.3 (b-15)11-9.4 (b-7) - 11-9.3 (b-20)11-9.4 (c) - 11-9.3 (c)11-9.4 (c-5) - 11-9.3 (c-5)11-9.4 (c-6) - 11-9.3 (c-6)11-9.4 (c-7) - 11-9.3 (c-7)11-9.4 (c-8) - 11-9.3 (c-8)11-9.4 (d) - 11-9.3 (d)11-9.4 (d-5) - 11-9.3 (e)11-9.4 (e) - 11-9.4 (f)11-12 - 11-45 (a) & (b)11-13 - 11-45 (a-5)11-14 (b) prior conviction notice - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)11-14.2 - 11-14 (c)11-15 (a) - 11-14.3 (a) (1) with “advances prostitution”definition in 11-0.111-15 (b) prior conviction disclosure - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)11-15 (c) - 36.5-511-15.1 (a) - 11-14.4 (a) (1) with “advances prostitution”definition in 11-0.111-15.1 (b) - 11-14.4 (c)11-15.1 (c) prior conviction disclosure - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)11-16 (a) - 11-14.3 (a) (2) (A) & (a) (2)(B) with “profitsfrom prostitution” definition in 11-0.111-17 (a) - 11-14.3 (a) (1) with “advances prostitution”definition in 11-0.111-17 (b) prior conviction disclosure - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)11-17.1 (a) - 11-14.4 (a) (1) with “advances prostitution”definition in 11-0.111-17.1 (b) - 11-14.4 (c)46

11-18 (b) prior conviction disclosure - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)11-19 (a) - 11-14.3 (a) (2) (C) with “profits fromprostitution” definition in 11-0.111-19 (b) prior conviction disclosure - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)11-19.1 (a) - 11-14.4 (a) (2) with “profits fromprostitution definition in 11-0.111-19.1 (b) - 11-14.4 (a) (3) with “profits fromprostitution definition in 11-0.111-19.1 (c) - 11-14.4 (c)11-19.2 (A) - 11-14.4 (a) (4) with “profits fromprostitution” in 11-0.111-19.2 (B) - 11-14.4 (b)11-19.3 - 36.5-511-20 (g) (1) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-40011-20 (g) (2) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-115 & 124B-12011-20 (g) (3) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-40511-20 (g) (4) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16011-20 (g) (5) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-41011-20 (g) (6) (i) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-165 (a)11-20 (g) (6) (ii) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-165 (a) & 124B-41511-20 (g) (6) (iii) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-42011-20 (g) (7) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-190 & 124B-42511-20.1A (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-50011-20.1A (b) (1) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16011-20.1A (b) (2) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-140, 124B-150, &124B-15511-20.1A (b) (3) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-165 (a)11-20.1A (b) (4) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-165 (a) & 124B-505 (b)11-20.1A (c) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-505 (a)11-20.1B - repealed effective 1/1/13 to be covered by11-20.1 with penalties in 11-20.1 (c-5)11-20.3 - 11-20.1B12-2 (a) (1) - 12-2 (c) (1)12-2 (a) (2) - 12-2 (c) (1) & (c) (4)12-2 (a) (3) - 12-2 (b) (2)12-2 (a) (4) - 12-2 (b) (3) & 12-0.147

12-2 (a) (5) - 12-2 (b) (7)12-2 (a) (6) - 12-2 (b) (4) and if firearm used (c) (6)12-2 (a) (7) - 12-2 (b) (4) and if firearm used (c) (6)12-2 (a) (8) - 12-2 (b) (8) & 12-0.112-2 (a) (9) - 12-2 (a)12-2 (a) (9.5) - 12-2 (a) & 12-0.112-2 (a) (10) - 12-2 (b) (7)12-2 (a) (11) - 12-2 (b) (1)12-2 (a) (12) - 12-2 (b) (1)12-2 (a) (13) - 12-2 (c) (2)12-2 (a) (13.5) - 12-2 (c) (3)12-2 (a) (14) - 12-2 (b) (5)12-2 (a) (14.5) - 12-2 (b) (5)12-2 (a) (15) - 12-2 (b) (6)12-2 (a) (16) - 12-2 (b) (7) and if firearm used (c) (6)12-2 (a) (17) - 12-2 (b) (9) & 12-0.112-2 (a) (18) - 12-2 (b) (4) and if firearm used (c) (6)12-2 (a) (19) - 12-2 (b) (4) & 12-0.112-2 (a) (20) - 12-2 (b) (10)12-2 (a-5) - 12-2 (c) (5)12-2 (a-10) - 12-2 (c) (7) & (c) (8) (enhanced sentence)12-2 (b) - 12-2 (d) & (e)12-2 (c) - 12-0.112-2.5 - 12-5.0212-2.6 - 12-5.312-3.2 (a) (1) def. - 12-0.112-3.2 (a) (2) def. - 12-0.112-3.2 (c) last sentence- 12-0.112-4 (a) - 12-3.05 (a) (1)12-4 (b) (1) - 12-3.05 (f) (1)12-4 (b) (2) - 12-3.05 (f) (2)12-4 (b) (3) - 12-3.05 (d) (3)12-4 (b) (6) - 12-3.05 (d) (4)12-4 (b) (7) - 12-3.05 (d) (5) with 12-0.1 definition12-4 (b) (8) - 12-3.05 (c)12-4 (b) (8.5) - 12-3.05 (c) with 12-0.1 definition12-4 (b) (9) - 12-3.05 (d) (7) with 12-0.1 definition12-4 (b) (10) - 12-3.05 (d) (1)12-4 (b) (11) - 12-3.05 (d) (2)12-4 (b) (12) - 12-3.05 (d) (5)12-4 (b) (14) - 12-3.05 (d) (2)12-4 (b) (15) - 12-3.05 (d) (9) with subsection (i) definition12-4 (b) (16) - 12-3.05 (c) with subsection (i) definition48

12-4 (b) (18) - 12-3.05 (d) (6)12-4 (b) (19) - 12-3.05 (d) (5)12-4 (b) (20) - 12-3.05 (d) (4)12-4 (b) (21) - 12-3.05 (d) (8)12-4 (b) (22) - 12-3.05 (d) (5) with 12-0.1 definition12-4 (b) (23) - 12-3.05 (d) (10)12-4 (c) - 12-3.05 (g) (2)12-4 (d) - 12-3.05 (g) (2)12-4 (d-3) - 12-3.05 (f) (3)12-4 (d-5) - 12-3.05 (g) (3)12-4 (d-6) - 12-3.05 (a) (5) w/subsection (i) definition12-4 (e) (1) - 12-3.05 (h)12-4 (e) (2) - 12-3.05 (d) (4) & (h)12-4 (e) (3) - 12-3.05 (a) (3) & (h)12-4.1 - 12-3.05 (a) (2) & (h)12-4.2 (a) (1) - 12-3.05 (e) (1)12-4.2 (a) (2) - 12-3.05 (e) (2)12-4.2 (a) (3) - 12-3.05 (e) (3) with 12-0.1 definition12-4.2 (a) (4) - 12-3.05 (e) (4)12-4.2 (a) (5) - 12-3.05 (e) (2)12-4.2 (b) - 12-3.05 (h)12-4.2 (c) - 12-3.05 (i) & 12-0.112-4.2-5 (a) (1) - 12-3.05 (e) (5) w/subsection (i) definition12-4.2-5 (a) (2) - 12-3.05 (e) (6) w/12-0.1 & subsection (i) def12-4.2-5 (a) (3) - 12-3.05 (e) (7) w/12-0.1 & subsection (i) def12-4.2-5 (a) (4) - 12-3.05 (e) (6)12-4.2-5 (b) - 12-3.05 (h)12-4.2-5 (c) - 12-3.05 (i) & 12-0.112-4.3 (a) - 12-3.05 (b) (1)12-4.3 (a-5) - 12-3.05 (b) (2)12-4.3 (b) - 12-3.05 (h)12-4.4 - 12-3.1 (a-5) & (c)12-4.6 - 12-3.05 (a) (4) & (h)12-4.7 - 12-3.05 (g) (1) & (h)12-4.8 - covered by 510 ILCS 50/2112-4.9 - 12C-4512-5.15 - 12-5.1a12-6.1 - 12-6.512-6.2 (c) - 12-0.112-6.3 - 12-3.5 & 12-0.149

12-6.4 (c) criminal street gang def. - 12-0.112-7.3 (a-3) (3) - 12-7.3 (a-3) (2)12-7.3 (a-5) (3) - 12-7.3 (a-5) (2)12-10 - 12C-3512-10.1 - 12C-4012-11 - 19-612-11.1 - 18-612-12 - 11-0.112-13 - 11-1.2012-13 (b) (5) - 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)12-14 - 11-1.3012-14.1 - 11-1.4012-15 - 11-1.5012-16 - 11-1.6012-16.2 - 12-5.0112-17 - 11-1.7012-18 - 11-1.1012-18.1 - 11-1.8012-19 - 12-4.4a (a), (c), (d), & (e)12-20 (b) (2) - covered by 12-20 (b) (1)12-20.5 (b) (2) - covered by 12-20.5 (b) (1)12-21 - 12-4.4a (b), (c), (d), & (e)12-21.5 - 12C-1012-21.6 - 12C-512-21.7 - 815 ILCS 44512-22 - 12C-1512-30 - 12-3.412-31 - 12-34.512-32 (b) - 12-32 (c)50

12-32 (c) - 12-32 (b)12-32 (d) - 12-33 (b-5)16-1 (b) (2) (prior conviction notice) - covered by 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)16-1.1 - 16-1 (d)16-1.2 - 16-1 (e)16-1.3 - 17-5616-3.1 - 26-1.116-4 - 16-1 (f)16-5 (a) - 16-5 (a) (2)16-5 (b) definition) - 16-0.116-5 (c) (prior conviction notice) - covered by 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)16-6 (a) - 16-6 (a) (1) & (a) (2)16-7 (b) (1) - covered by 2-1516-7 (b) (2) - 16-7 (c)16-7 (b) (3) - 16-0.116-7 (b) (4) - 16-0.116-7 (b) (5) - 16-0.116-7 (b) (6) - 16-7 (c)16-7 (f) - covered by 5 ILCS 70/1.3116-8 (a) - 16-7 (b)16-8 (b) - 16-7 (d)16-8 (c) - 16-7 (h) (2 nd sentence)16-8 (c-5) - 16-7 (e)16-8 (d) - covered by 5 ILCS 70/1.3116-8 (e) - 16-7 (i)16-14 (a) (for telecommunications and wireless) - covered by 16-1816-14 (b) - 16-0.116-14 (c) (rebuttable presumption) - unconstitutional presumption deleted16-15 (a) - 16-6 (b) (1) & (g)16-15 (b) - 16-6 (b) (2) & (g)16-15 (c) - 16-6 (b) (3) & (g)16-15 (d) - 16-6 (d)16-16 - 24-3.816-16.1 - 24-3.951

16-17 (a) - 16-17 (d)16-17 (b) offense - 16-17 (a)16-18 - 16-0.116-19 (1) - 16-18 (b) (1) & 5-216-19 (2) (A) - 16-18 (b) (2) (A)16-19 (2) (B) - 16-18 (b) (2) (B)16-19 (3) - 16-18 (b) (3)16-19 (4) - 16-18 (b) (4)16-19 (5) (A) - 16-18 (b) (5) (A)16-19 (5) (B) - 16-18 (b) (5) (B)16-20 (a) & (b) - 16-18 (c) (2) (A)16-20 (c) - 16-18 (c) (2) (B)16-20 (d) & (e) - 16-18 (d)16-20 (f) - 16-18 (e)16-20 (g) - covered by Code of Corrections16-20 (h) - 16-18 (c) (3)16-20 (i) - 16-18 (f)16-20 (j) - 16-18 (g)16-21 - 16-18 (h)16-22 - 17-11.516A-1 - repealed as no longer necessary16A-2 - 16-0.116A-2.1 - 16-25 (c)16A-2.2 - 16-0.116A-2.3 - 16-0.116A-2.4 - 16-0.116A-2.5 - 16-26 (c)16A-2.6 - covered by 2-1516A-2.7 - covered by 2-1316A-2.8 - 16-0.116A-2.9 - 16-0.116A-2.10 - 16-0.116A-2.11 - 16-0.116A-2.12 - 16-25 (e)16A-2.13 - 16-0.116A-2.14 - 16-0.116A-3 (a) - 16-25 (a) (1)16A-3 (b) - 16-25 (a) (2)16A-3 (c) - 16-25 (a) (3)52

16A-3 (d) - 16-25 (a) (4)16A-3 (e) - 16-25 (a) (5)16A-3 (f) - 16-25 (a) (6)16A-3 (g) - 16-25 (a) (7) & (f)16A-3 (h) - 16-25 (a) (8)16A-3.5 - 16-25 (b)16A-4 - 16-25 (c)16A-5 - 16-26 (a)16A-6 - 16-26 (b)16A-7 - 16-2716A-8 - covered by 5 ILCS 70/1.3116A-9 - covered by 5 ILCS 70/216A-10 - 16-25 (f)16A-10 (2) (prior conviction notice) - covered by 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)16A-11 - 16-25 (d)16B-1 - 16-0.116B-2 (a), (b), & (c) - covered by 16-3 (a)16B-2 (d) - 16-3 (c) & (d)16B-2.1 - covered by 21-1 & 21-1.316B-3 - repealed as unnecessary16B-4 - covered by 5 ILCS 70/216B-5 (a) - included in 16-3 (d)16B-5 (b) - covered by 16-3 (d)16B-5 (c) - included in 16-3 (d)16B-5 (d) & (e) - covered by 21-1 & 21-1.316C-1 - 17-30 (f)16C-2 (a) - 17-30 (a)16C-2 (b) - 17-30 (d) (1)16C-2 (c) - 17-30 (e)16C-3 - covered by 5 ILCS 70/216D-2 (a)-(c-5) - 17-0.516D-2 (d)-(g) - 17-5516D-3 - 17-5116D-4 - 17-5216D-5 - 17-50 (a) & (b)16D-5.5 - 17-52.5, 17-0.5, & 17-5516D-6 1. - 725 ILCS 5/124B-60016D-6 1. (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16016D-6 1. (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-15016D-6 1. (c) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-140, 124B-150, &124B-15516D-6 1. (d) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-165, 124B-180, &124B-60553

16D-6 2. - 725 ILCS 5/124B-61016D-7 - 17-5416E-2 - 16-0.1 (delivery container definition) &765 ILCS 1050/316E-3 - 16-28 (a) & (b)16E-4 - 16-28 (c)16F-2 - 16-0.1 with “communication” for “wireless”16F-3 (a) - 16-18 (b) (1)16F-3 (b) - 16-18 (c) (2)16F-4 (a) (1) - included in 16-18 (b) (2) & (b) (3)16F-4 (a) (2) - included in 16-18 (b) (4) & (b) (5)16F-4 (b) - 16-18 (c) (2), (c) (2) (A) (v), & (c) (2) (C)16F-5 - 16-18 (c) (3)16F-6 - 16-18 (h)16G-5 - repealed as unnecessary16G-10 - 16-0.116G-13 - 16-3216G-14 - 16-3116G-15 (a) - 16-30 (a)16G-15 (b) - 16-30 (c)16G-15 (c) - 16-30 (d)16G-15 (d) (1) (A) - 16-30 (e) (1) (A) (i)16G-15 (d) (1) (A) (prior conviction notice)- covered by 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)16G-15 (d) (1) (B) - 16-30 (e) (1) (A) (ii)16G-15 (d) (1) (C) - 16-30 (e) (1) (A) (iii)16G-15 (d) (1) (D) - 16-30 (e) (1) (A) (iv)16G-15 (d) (1) (E) - 16-30 (e) (1) (A) (v)16G-15 (d) (2) - 16-30 (e) (1) (B)16G-15 (d) (3) - 16-30 (e) (1) (C)16G-15 (d) (4) - 16-30 (e) (1) (D)16G-15 (d) (5) - 16-30 (e) (1) (E)16G-15 (d) (6) - 16-30 (e) (1) (F)16G-20 (a) - 16-30 (b)16G-20 (b) - 16-30 (c)16G-20 (c) - 16-30 (d)16G-20 (d) - 16-30 (b)16G-20 (e) - 16-30 (e) (2)16G-21 - 16-3316G-25 - 16-3416G-30 - 16-3516G-35 - 16-3616G-40 - 16-3754

16H-5 - repealed as unnecessary16H-10 - 17-10.6 (k) & 17-0.516H-15 - 17-10.6 (a)16H-20 - 17-10.6 (b)16H-25 - 17-10.6 (c) & 17-0.516H-30 - 17-10.6 (d)16H-35 - 17-10.6 (e)16H-40 - 17-10.6 (f)16H-45 - 17-10.6 (g)16H-50 (1) - 17-10.6 (h) (1)16H-50 (2) - 17-10.6 (h) (2)16H-50 (3) - 17-10.6 (h) (3)16H-55 - 17-10.6 (i)16H-55 (a) (1) (A) - 17-10.6 (i) (1) (A) (i)16H-55 (a) (1) (B) - 17-10.6 (i) (1) (A) (ii)16H-55 (a) (1) (C) - 17-10.6 (i) (1) (A) (iii)16H-60 - 17-10.6 (j)16H-65 - 17-10.6 (l)16H-70 - 17-10.6 (m)16J-5 - 16-0.116J-10 - 16-40 (a)16J-15 - 16-40 (b)16J-20 - 16-40 (c)16J-25 - 16-40 (d)16K-5 - repealed as no longer needed16K-10 - 16-0.116K-15 - covered by 16-25 (a) (1)16K-25 - 16-2716K-30 (a) - 16-25 (f) (1)16K-30 (b) - 16-25 (f) (2)16K-30 (b) (prior conviction notice) - covered by 725 ILCS 5/111-3 (c)16K-30 (c) - 16-25 (f) (3)16K-35 - covered by 5 ILCS 70/216K-40 - covered by 5 ILCS 70/1.3117-1 (A) (i) - 17-0.517-1 (A) (ii) - repealed as not needed17-1 (A) (iii) - 17-0.5 as “with intent to defraud”17-1 (B) (a) - 17-1 (A) (1)17-1 (B) (b) - 17-1 (A) (2)17-1 (B) (c) - 17-1 (A) (3)17-1 (B) (d) - 17-1 (B) (1)17-1 (B) (e) - 17-1 (B) (2)17-1 (C) (4) - 17-32 (a) & (c) (1)55

17-1a - 17-1 (E)17-2 (a) - 17-2 (a) (1)17-2 (a-5) - 17-2 (a) (2)17-2 (a-6) - 17-2 (e)17-2 (a-7) - 17-2 (a) (2.5)17-2 (b) - 17-2 (a) (3)17-2 (b-5) - 17-2 (a) (3)17-2 (b-10) - 17-2 (a) (3)17-2 (c-1) - 17-2 (a) (4)17-2 (c-2) - 17-2 (a) (5)17-2 (c-3) - 17-2 (a) (4) & (a) (5)17-2 (c-4) - 17-2 (a) (6)17-2 (c-5) - 17-2 (a) (6)17-2 (c-6) - 17-2 (a) (7)17-2.5 (a) - now covered by forgery, see 17-3 (d) (3)17-2.5 (b) - 17-8.3 (b)17-2.5 (d) - 17-0.517-3 (b) - 17-0.517-4 - now covered by forgery, see 17-3 (c)17-5.5 (a) - 17-5.5 (d)17-5.5 (b) - 17-5.5 (a)17-5.5 (c) - 17-5.5 (b)17-5.5 (d) - 17-5.5 (c)17-7 (a) - 17-60 (b)17-7 (b) - 17-60 (a)17-8 - 17-10.5 (a) (2) & (d) (5)17-10 (a) - 17-9 (a) (ii)17-10 (b) - 17-9 (b) (ii)17-11.1 - now in 17-1117-12 - 17-2 (c)17-13 - 17-13 (c) & (d)17-14 - 17-27 (b)56

17-15 - 17-13 (b) & (d)17-16 - 17-5817-17 - 17-17 (a) & (c)17-18 - 17-17 (b) & (c)17-19 - 17-2 (a) (8)17-22 - 17-8.3 (a) & (c)17-23 (a) - now covered by forgery, see 17-3 (c)17-23 (b) (1 or more false UPC label) - now covered by forgery, see 17-3 (c) &(d) (3)17-23 (b) (possess device to make UPC) - 17-6217-23 (d) - 17-0.517-24 (a) (1) - 17-24 (b)17-24 (a) (2) - 17-24 (c) (2)17-24 (a) (3) - 17-24 (d)17-24 (b) (1) - 17-24 (a)17-24 (b) (2) - 17-24 (c) (1)17-24 (b) (3) - 17-24 (d)17-24 (e) - 17-0.517-25 (a) - 16-0.117-25 (b) - 16-6 (c)17-25 (c) - 16-6 (d)17-28 - 17-5717-29 - 17-10.217A-1 - 17-6.5 (a)17A-2 - 17-6.5 (d)17A-3 (a) & (b) - 17-6.5 (b)17A-3 (c) - 17-6.5 (c)17A-3.1 - 17-6.5 (e)17B-5 - 17-6.3 (b)17B-10 - 17-6.3 (c)17B-15 - 17-6.3 (d)17B-20 - 17-6.3 (e)17B-25 (a) - 17-6.3 (a) & 725 ILCS 5/124B-70017B-25 (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-70057

17B-25 (c) - 17-6.3 (f) (2)17B-25 (d) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-140, 124B-150,124B-155, 124B-160, & 124B-710 (a)17B-25 (e) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-70517B-25 (f) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-71017B-25 (g) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-71517B-30 - 17-6.3 (g)18-3 (b) - 2-11.118-5 (a) - 18-1 (b) (1)18-5 (a-5) - 18-1 (b) (2)18-5 (b) - 18-1 (c) last sentence20.5-5 - 29D-15.120.5-6 - 29D-15.220-1 (a) - 20-1 (a) (1)20-1 (b) - 20-1 (a) (2)20-1.2 (a) - 20-1 (b)20-1.2 (b) - 20.1 (c) last sentence20-1.3 (a) - 20-1 (b-5)20-1.3 (b) - 20.1- (c) last sentence21-1 (1) (a) - 21-1 (a) (1)21-1 (1) (b) - 21-1 (a) (2)21-1 (1) (c) - 21-1 (a) (3)21-1 (1) (d) - 21-1 (a) (4)21-1 (1) (e) - 21-1 (a) (5)21-1 (1) (f) - 21-1 (a) (6)21-1 (1) (g) - 21-1 (a) (7)21-1.1 - 21-1 (a) (8) & (a) (9)21-1.4 (a) - 21-1.4 (a) (1) & (a) (2)21-1.4 (a) penalty - 21-1.4 (d)21-3 (a-5) - 21-3 (a) (4)21-3 (h) - 21-3 (i)21-3 (i) - 21-3 (j)21-4 (1) penalty - 21-1.01 (c)21-4 (1) (a) - 21-1.01 (a) (1)21-4 (1) (b) - 21-1.01 (a) (2)58

21-4 (1) (c) - 21-1.01 (a) (3)21-4 (1) (d) - 21-1.01 (a) (4)21-4 (2) - 21-1.01 (c) last sentence21-5 (b) - 21-5 (c)21-7 (a) - 21-7 (a) (1)21-7 (d) - 21-7 (a) (2)21-7 (e) - 21-7 (a) (3)21.2-2 (a) (1) - 21.2-2 (1) (A)21.2-2 (a) (2) - 21.2-2 (1) (B)21.2-2 (a) (3) - 21.2-2 (1) (C)21.2-2 (b) (1) - 21.2-2 (2) (A)21.2-2 (b) (2) - 21.2-2 (2) (B)21.2-2 (c) - 21.2-2 (3)21.3-5 - 21-1124.6-5 - 26-7 (a)24.6-20 (a) - 26-7 (b) (1)24.6-20 (b) - 26-7 (d)24.6-25 (a) - 26-7 (b) (2)24.6-25 (b) - 26-7 (c)24.6-25 (c) - 26-7 (d)25-1 (d) - 25-1 (b) (3)25-1 (e) - 25-1 (b) (4)25-1.1 - 25-525-2 - 25-626-1 (a) (5) - 26-1 (a) (11)26-1 (a) (6) - 26-1 (a) (12)26-1 (a) (11) - 26-1 (a) (5)26-1 (a) (12) - 26-1 (a) (6)26-1 (a) (13) - 26-1 (a) (3.5)26-5 - 48-129D-15 (a) - 29D-29.929D-15 (b) - 29D-29.9 (a)29D-30 - 29D-14.929D-65 (a) (1) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-80529D-65 (a) (2) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-810 & 124B-82559

29D-65 (a) (3) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-820 & 124B-82529D-65 (b) (1) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-800 (a)29D-65 (b) (2) (A) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16029D-65 (b) (2) (B) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-15029D-65 (b) (2) (C) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-150 & 15529D-65 (b) (2) (D) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-165, 180, & 82529D-65 (b) (2) (E) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-81529D-65 (c) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-125 & 13031A-1.1 (c) - 31A-0.131A-1.2 (d) - 31A-0.132-5 (a) - 17-2 (b) (1)32-5 (b) - 17-2 (b) (2) & (b) (2.3)32-5 (c) - 17-2 (b) (2.7)32-5.1 - 17-2 (b) (3)32-5.1-1 - 17-2 (b) (4)32-5.2 - 17-2 (b) (5) & (b) (6)32-5.2-5 (a) - 17-2 (d) (1)32-5.2-5 (b) - 17-2 (d) (2)32-5.3 - 17-2 (b) (7)32-5.4 - 17-2 (b) (8)32-5.4-1 - 17-2 (b) (9)32-5.5 - 17-2 (b) (10)32-5.6 - 17-2 (b) (11)32-5.7 - 17-2 (b) (12)33B-1 (a) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (1)33B-1 (b) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (2)33B-1 (c) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (3)33B-1 (d) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (4)33B-1 (e) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (5)33B-2 (a) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (6)33B-2 (b) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (7)33B-2 (c) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (8)33B-3 - 5-4.5-95 (a) (9)33C-1 - 17-10.3 (a)33C-2 - 17-10.3 (b)33C-3 - 17-10.3 (c)33C-4 - 17-10.3 (d)33C-5 - 17-10.3 (e)33D-1 (a) - 12C-30 (b)33D-1 (b) - 12C-30 (d) (2) & (d) (3)60

37.5-5 - 725 ILCS 5/124B-90037.5-10 - 725 ILCS 5/124B-90537.5-15 (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-90537.5-15 (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-12037.5-20 (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-91037.5-20 (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-150 & 15537.5-25 1 st par. - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16037.5-25 (1) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-91537.5-25 (2) - Repealed: covered by 725 ILCS5/124B-16537.5-25 (3) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-92037.5-30 (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-125 & 13037.5-30 (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-14037.5-30 (c) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-11037.5-35 - 725 ILCS 5/124B-92537.5-40 - 725 ILCS 5/124B-17037.5-45 - 725 ILCS 5/124B-930 & 93539-1 - 17-59 (a) & (b)39-2 - 17-59 (c)39-3 - 17-59 (d)42-1 - 25-4 (a)42-2 - 25-4 (b)44-1 - 12C-65 (b) & 725 ILCS 5/124B-104544-2 (a) - 12C-65 (a)44-2 (b) - 12C-65 (c)44-3 (a) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-1000 & 124B-101044-3 (b) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-13044-3 (c (1) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-130, 135, 140, 160, 165 &103044-3 (c) (2) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-16544-3 (c) (3) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-104044-3 (d) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-102044-3 (e) - 725 ILCS 5/124B-130, 140, 155 & 165 (c)45-1 - 12-3.6 (a)45-2 - 12-3.6 (b), (c), & (d)46-1 (a) - 17-10.5 (a) (1)46-1 (b) - 17-10.5 (d) (1)-(4) & (8)46-1 (c) (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (g)46-1 (c) (private entity) - 17-10.5 (f)46-1 (d) - 17-0.5, 17-8.5 (i), & 17-10.5 (h)46-1.1 - 17-8.5 (a) & (e) (1)-(4)61

46-2 (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (b) & (e) (5)46-2 (private entity) - 17-10.5 (b) (1) & (d) (6)46-3 (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (c), (e) (7), & 8-246-3 (private entity) - 17-10.5 (c), (d) (9), & 8-246-4 (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (d), (e) (6), & 8-246-4 (private entity) - 17-10.5 (b) (2), (d) (7), (d) (9), & 8-246-5 (a) (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (f)46-5 (a) (private entity) - 17-10.5 (e) (1)46-5 (b) (private entity) - 17-10.5 (e) (2)46-5 (c) (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (g)46-5 (c) (private) - 17-10.5 (f)46-6 (govt. entity) - 17-8.5 (h)46-6 (private entity) - 17-10.5 (g)110/2 - 26-4.5 (a)110/3 (a) (1) - 26-4.5 (b) (1)110/3 (a) (2) - 26-4.5 (b) (2)110/3 (a) (3) - 26-4.5 (b) (3)110/3 (a) (4) - 26-4.5 (b) (4)110/3 (b) - 26-4.5 (c) & (d)120/5 - 12C-50 (a)120/10 - 12C-50 (b)125/1 - 48-3 (a)125/2 penalty - 48-3 (d)125/2 (a) - 48-3 (b) (1)125/2 (1) - 48-3 (b) (2)125/2 (2) - 48-3 (b) (3)125/2 (3) - 48-3 (b) (4) & (d)125/2 (4) - 48-3 (b) (5)125/2 (5) - 48-3 (b) (6)125/2 (6) - 48-3 (b) (7)125/2 (7) - 48-3 (b) (8)125/2 last 4 pars. - 48-3 (c)125/3 (a) - 48-3 (b) (9)125/3 (b) - 48-3 (d)125/4 (a) & (b) - 48-3 (e)125/4 (c) - 48-3 (d)130/1 - 12C-25 (b)130/1a - 12C-30 (c)130/2 - 12C-25 (a), (c), & 730 ILCS 5/5-6-1 (c)130/2a - 12C-30 (a), (d) (1) & 730 ILCS 5/5-6-1 (c)130/3 - 12C-25 (d) & 12C-30 (e)62

135/1 - 26.5-1 & 26.5-5 (a) penalty135/1-1 - 26.5-2135/1-2 (a) - 26.5-3 (a)135/1-2 (b) - 26.5-0.1135/1-2 (c) - 26.5-3 (b)135/1-3 - 26.5-4135/1-4 - 26.5-5 (c)135/2 (a) - 26.5-5 (a)135/2 (b) - 26.5-5 (b)140/1 - 815 ILCS 535/1140/2 - 815 ILCS 535/2140/3 - 815 ILCS 535/3150/4.1 - 12C-20150/5.1 - 11-9.1A205/1 - 620 ILCS 70/1210/1 - 48-4215/2 - 48-2 (b)215/3 - 48-2 (a)215/4 - 48-2 (c)215/5 - 48-2 (d)215/6 - 48-2 (e)215/7 - 48-2 (f)215/8 - 48-2 (f) last sentence220/1 - 815 ILCS 302/1220/2 - 815 ILCS 302/2220/3 - 815 ILCS 302/3220/4 - 815 ILCS 302/4225/1 - 815 ILCS 303/1225/2 - 815 ILCS 303/2230/1 - 49-2 (a)230/2 - 49-2 (b)235/1 - covered by 16-5 (a) (1) & 16-0.1240/1 - 17-13 (a) & (d)245/1 - 17-30 (b) & (d) (2)63

250/2.01 to 2.16 - 17-0.5250/3 - 17-31250/4 - 17-32 (b) & (c) (2)250/5 - 17-33250/6 - 17-34250/7 - 17-35250/8 - 17-36250/9 - 17-37250/10 - 17-46250/11 - 17-47250/12 - 17-38250/13 - 17-39250/14 - 17-40250/15 - 17-41 (a) (i) & (b)250/16 - 17-41 (a) (ii) & (b)250/17 - 17-42250/17.01 - 17-43250/17.02 - 17-44250/17.03 - 17-45250/18 - repealed as no longer needed250/19 - 17-48250/20 - 17-49250/24 - 17-49.5290/1 - 17-3.5 (a)290/2 - 17-3.5 (b)290/3 - 17-3.5 (c)295/1a - 17-5.7 (a)295/1b - 17-5.7 (b)295/1c - 17-5.7 (c)295/1d - 17-5.7 (d)305/1 - 17-5.7 (e)305/2 - 17-5.7 (e)310/1 - 49-3 (a) & (b)310/2 - 49-3 (c)315/1 - 48-5320/1 - 48-6 (a)320/2 - 48-6 (d)320/3 - 48-6 (b)320/4 - 48-6 (c)64

325/5 - 17-10.7 (a) & (b)325/10 - 17-10.7 (c)330/1 - 815 ILCS 185/1330/2 - 815 ILCS 185/2335/1 - 17-30 (c) & (d) (3)340/1 - 49-4 (a)340/2 - 49-4 (b)345/1 - 815 ILCS 407/1345/2 - 815 ILCS 407/2350/1 - 815 ILCS 408/1350/2 - 815 ILCS 408/2350/3 - 815 ILCS 408/3350/4 - 815 ILCS 408/4355/1 - 48-9360/1 - 16-18 (a) (1)-(5), (c) (1); 5-2 & 8-2365/1 (a) & (b) (except credit card #) - 16-18 (a) (6) (A) & (B); 5-2365/1 (a) & (b) (credit card #) - covered by 17-37, 17-38, 17-39, 17-40, 5-2365/1 (c) - 16-18 (a) (6) (C) & 5-2365/1 (d) - covered by 16-18 (a) (6) (E); 5-2365/1 (e) - 16-18 (a) (6) (D) & 5-2365/1 (f) - covered by 16-18 (b) (5) (A) & 5-2365/1 (g) - 16-18 (a) (6) (E), 5-2, & 16-0.1370/1 - covered by 16-5 (a) (1) & 16-0.1370/2 - unconstitutional prima facie provision deleted375/1 - 815 ILCS 414/1375/1.5 - 815 ILCS 414/1.5375/2 - 815 ILCS 414/2375/3 - 815 ILCS 414/3375/4 - 815 ILCS 414/4380/1 - 815 ILCS 417/1380/2 - 815 ILCS 417/2385/1 - 815 ILCS 423/1385/2 - 815 ILCS 423/265

390/1 - 17-61 (a)390/2 - 17-61 (b)395/2 - 49-5 (a)395/3 (a) - 49-5 (b)395/3 (b) - 49-5 (c)395/4 - 49-5 (d)400/1 - 525 ILCS 47/1400/2 - 525 ILCS 47/2505/1 - 430 ILCS 150/1525/1 - 12C-70 (a)525/2 - 12C-70 (b)525/3 - 12C-70 (g), (h), & (i)525/4 - 12C-70 (c)525/4.1 - 12C-70 (d)525/4.9 - 12C-70 (e)525/5 - 12C-70 (f)530/1 - 820 ILCS 270/1530/2 - 820 ILCS 270/2530/3 - 820 ILCS 270/3535/1 - 24.8-0.1535/2 - 24.8-1535/3 - 24.8-2535/4 - 24.8-3535/5 - 24.8-4535/6 - 24.8-5535/7 - 24.8-5535/8 - 24.8-6540/1 - 32-15545/1 - 29D-35.1 (a)545/2 - 29D-35.1 (b)545/3 - 29D-35.1 (c)545/4 - 29D-35.1 (d)545/6 - 29D-35.1 (e)545/7 - 29D-35.1 (f)555/1 - 12C-60 (a) – (e)555/2 - 12C-60 (f)66

560/2 - 410 ILCS 83/2560/3 - 410 ILCS 83/3560/4 - 410 ILCS 83/4565/1 - 49-6 (a) & (b)565/2 - 49-6 (c)565/3 - 49-6 (e)565/4 - 49-6 (d)585/0.1 - 48-10 (a)585/1 (a) - 48-10 (b)585/1 (b) - 48-10 (c) (1)585/1 (c) - 48-10 (d)585/1 (d) - 48-10 (e)585/1 (e) - 48-10 (c) (2)585/2 - 48-10 (f)585/3 - 48-10 (g)595/1 - 49-1.5605/1 - 430 ILCS 165/1610/1 - 48-7 (a)610/1.1 - 48-7 (c)610/2 - 48-7 (b) & (d)610/3 - 48-7 (e)610/4 - 48-7 (f)610/5 - 48-7 (g)615/1 - 425 ILCS 17/1620/1 (a) - 49-1 (b) (1)620/1 (b) - 49-1 (b) (2)620/1 (c) - 49-1 (b) (3)620/1 last par. - 49-1 (b) (4)620/1 penalties - 49-1 (e)620/2 - 49-1 (a)620/4 - 49-1 (c)620/5 - 49-1 (d)625/1 - 505 ILCS 86/1625/2 - 505 ILCS 86/2625/3 - 505 ILCS 86/3630/1 - 48-867

645/1 - 33-8 (a)645/2 - 33-8 (b)650/1 - 430 ILCS 32/1655/1 - 430 ILCS 155/1655/2 - 430 ILCS 155/2655/3 - 430 ILCS 155/3660/1 - 220 ILCS 66/1660/2 - 220 ILCS 66/2660/3 - 220 ILCS 66/3660/4 - 220 ILCS 66/4665/1 - 430 ILCS 160/1665/2 - 430 ILCS 160/2665/3 - 430 ILCS 160/3668/5 - 815 ILCS 406/5668/10 - 815 ILCS 406/10668/15 - 815 ILCS 406/15668/20 - 815 ILCS 406/20668/25 - 815 ILCS 406/25END OF TABLE 1A************************************************************************68

TABLE 1B - 720 ILCS(CONVERTS NEW SECTIONS to OLD SECTIONS)720 ILCS Section # in Rewrite - 720 ILCS Section # prior to RewriteNEWOLD2-11.1 - 18-3 (b), 19-1, 19-2,8-1 (b) - 8-1.1 (a)8-1 (c) last sentence - 8-1.1 (b)8-1.2 (b) exception - for consistency with 8-1.1 (b)9-3.4 - 9-3.110-5 (b) (11) - 10-7 (a) (ii)10-9 (a) - 10A-510-9 (b) - 10A-10 (a)10-9 (c) - 10A-10 (b)10-9 (d) - 10A-10 (c)10-9 (e) - 10A-10 (d) (1)10-9 (f) - 10A-10 (d) (2)10-9 (g) - 10A-10 (e)10-9 (h) - 10A-10 (f)10-9 (i) - 10A-2010-9 (j) - 10A-1511-0.1 - various definitions such as 12-1211-1.10 - 12-1811-1.20 - 12-1311-1.30 - 12-1411-1.40 - 12-14.111-1.50 - 12-1511-1.60 - 12-1611-1.70 - 12-1711-1.80 - 12-18.111-9.1A - 720 ILCS 150/5.111-9.3 (a-10) - 11-9.4 (a)11-9.3 (b-2) - 11-9.4 (b)11-9.3 (b-10) - 11-9.4 (b-5)11-9.3 (b-15) - 11-9.4 (b-6)11-9.3 (b-20) - 11-9.4 (b-7)69

11-9.3 (c) - 11-9.4 (c)11-9.3 (c-5) - 11-9.4 (c-5)11-9.3 (c-6) - 11-9.4 (c-6)11-9.3 (c-7) - 11-9.4 (c-7)11-9.3 (c-8) - 11-9.4 (c-8)11-9.3 (d) - 11-9.3 (c) & 11-9.4 (d)11-9.3 (e) - 11-9.3 (c-5) & 11-9.4 (d-5)11-9.3 (f) - 11-9.3 (d) & 11-9.4 (e)11-14 (c) - 11-14.211-14.3 (a) (1) with “advancesprostitution” definition in 11-0.1 -11-15 (a) & 11-17 (a)11-14.3 (a) (2) (A) with “profits fromprostitution” definition in 11-0.1 - 11-16 (a) (1)11-14.3 (a) (2 )(B) with “profits fromprostitution” definition in 11-0.1 - 11-16 (a) (2)11-14.3 (a) (2) (C) with “profits fromprostitution” definition in 11-0.1 -11-14.4 (a) (1) with “advancesprostitution” definition in 11-0.1 -11-14.4 (a) (2) with “profits fromprostitution definition in 11-0.1 -11-14.4 (a) (3) with “profits fromprostitution definition in 11-0.1 -11-14.4 (a) (4) with “profits fromprostitution” in 11-0.1 -11-19 (a)11-15.1 (a) & 11-17.1 (a)11-19.1 (a)11-19.1 (b)11-19.2 (A)11-14.4 (b) - 11-19.2 (B)11-14.4 (c) - 11-15.1 (b), 11-17.1 (b), & 11-19.1 (c)11-18 (a) (3) - added for consistency with 11-14 (a)11-18.1 (a-5) - added for consistency with 11-14 (a)11-20.1 (c-5) - 11-20.1B (c)11-20.1B - 11-20.370

11-30 - 11-911-35 - 11-711-40 - 11-811-45 (a) - 11-12 (a)11-45 (a-5) - 11-13 (a)11-45 (b) - 11-12 (b)12-0.1 - various definitions12-2 (a) - 12-2 (a) (9) & (a) (9.5)12-2 (b) (1) - 12-2 (a) (11) & (a) (12)12-2 (b) (2) - 12-2 (a) (3)12-2 (b) (3) with 12-0.1 definition - 12-2 (a) (4)12-2 (b) (4) with 12-0.1 definition - 12-2 (a) (6), (a) (7), (a) (18) & (a) (19)12-2 (b) (5) - 12-2 (a) (14) & (a) (14.5)12-2 (b) (6) - 12-2 (a) (15)12-2 (b) (7) - 12-2 (a) (5), (a) (10), & (a) (16)12-2 (b) (8) with 12-0.1 definition - 12-2 (a) (8)12-2 (b) (9) with 12-0.1 definition - 12-2 (a) (17)12-2 (b) (10) - 12-2 (a) (20)12-2 (c) (1) - 12-2 (a) (1) & (a) (2) (similar to gun)12-2 (c) (2) - 12-2 (a) (13)12-2 (c) (3) - 12-2 (a) (13.5)12-2 (c) (4) - 12-2 (a) (2)12-2 (c) (5) - 12-2 (a-5)12-2 (c) (6) - 12-2 (a) (6), (a) (7), (a) (16), (a) (18), &(b) (sentence) when a firearm is used other than bydischarge12-2 (c) (7) - 12-2 (a-10)12-2 (c) (8) - 12-2 (a-10) with sentence enhancement12-2 (d) & (e) - 12-2 (b)12-3.05 (a) (1) - 12-4 (a)12-3.05 (a) (2) - 12-4.1 (a)12-3.05 (a) (3) - 12-4 (e) (3)12-3.05 (a) (4) - 12-4.6 (a)12-3.05 (a) (5) w/subsection (i) definition - 12-4 (d-6)12-3.05 (b) (1) - 12-4.3 (a)12-3.05 (b) (2) - 12-4.3 (a-5)12-3.05 (c) with 12-0.1 & subsection (i) def.-12-4 (b) (8), (b) (8.5), & (b) (16)12-3.05 (d) (1) - 12-4 (b) (10)12-3.05 (d) (2) - 12-4 (b) (11) & (b) (14)12-3.05 (d) (3) - 12-4 (b) (3)71

12-3.05 (d) (4) - 12-4 (b) (6), (b) (20), & (e) (2)12-3.05 (d) (5) with 12-0.1 definitions - 12-4 (b) (7), (b) (12), (b) (19), & (b) (22)12-3.05 (d) (6) - 12-4 (b) (18)12-3.05 (d) (7) with 12-0.1 definition - 12-4 (b) (9)12-3.05 (d) (8) - 12-4 (b) (21)12-3.05 (d) (9) w/subsection (i) definition - 12-4 (b) (15)12-3.05 (d) (10) - 12-4 (b) (23)12-3.05 (e) (1) - 12-4.2 (a) (1)12-3.05 (e) (2) - 12-4.2 (a) (2) & (a) (5)12-3.05 (e) (3) with 12-0.1 definitions - 12-4.2 (a) (3)12-3.05 (e) (4) - 12-4.2 (a) (4)12-3.05 (e)(5) w/subsection (i) definition - 12-4.2-5 (a) (1)12-3.05 (e) (6) w/12-0.1 & (i) definition - 12-4.2-5 (a) (2) & (a) (4)12-3.05 (e) (7) w/12-0.1 & (i) definition - 12-4.2-5 (a) (3)12-3.05 (e) (8) - new to match 12-4.2 (a) (4)12-3.05 (f) (1) - 12-4 (b) (1)12-3.05 (f) (2) - 12-4 (b) (2)12-3.05 (f) (3) - 12-4 (d-3)12-3.05 (g) (1) - 12-4.7 (a)12-3.05 (g) (2) - 12-4 (c) & (d)12-3.05 (g) (3) - 12-4 (d-5)12-3.1 (a-5) - 12-4.4 (a)12-3.4 - 12-3012-3.5 - 12-6.312-3.6 (a) - 45-112-3.6 (b) - 45-212-3.6 (c) - 45-212-3.6 (d) - 45-212-4.4a - 12-19 & 12-2112-5.01 - 12-16.212-5.02 - 12-2.512-5.1a - 12-5.1512-5.3 - 12-2.612-6.5 - 12-6.112-32 (b) - 12-32 (c)12-32 (c) - 12-32 (b)12-33 (b-5) - 12-32 (d)72

12-34.5 - 12-3112C-5 - 12-21.612C-10 - 12-21.512C-15 - 12-2212C-20 - 720 ILCS 150/4.1 & 150/5 (penalty)12C-25 (a) - 720 ILCS 130/212C-25 (b) - 720 ILCS 130/112C-25 (c) - 720 ILCS 130/2 (penalty)12C-25 (d) - 720 ILCS 130/312C-30 (a) - 720 ILCS 130/2a12C-30 (b) - 33D-1 (a)12-30 (c) - 720 ILCS 130/1a12C-30 (d) (1) - 720 ILCS 130/2a (penalty)12C-30 (d) (2) & (3) - 33D-1 (b)12C-30 (e) - 720 ILCS 130/312C-35 - 12-1012C-40 - 12-10.112C-45 - 12-4.912C-50 (a) - 720 ILCS 120/512C-50 (b) - 720 ILCS 120/1012C-60 (a) – (e) - 720 ILCS 555/112C-60 (f) - 720 ILCS 555/212C-65 (a) - 44-2 (a)12C-65 (b) - 44-112C-65 (c) - 44-2 (b)12C-65 (d) referral - 44-312C-70 (a) - 720 ILCS 525/112C-70 (b) - 720 ILCS 525/212C-70 (c) - 720 ILCS 525/412C-70 (d) - 720 ILCS 525/4.112C-70 (e) - 720 ILCS 525/4.912C-70 (f) - 720 ILCS 525/573

12C-70 (g), (h), & (i) - 720 ILCS 525/316-0.1 - general definitions such as 16-1816-1 (d) - 16-1.116-1 (e) - 16-1.216-1 (f) - 16-416-3 (c) - 16B-2 (d)16-5 (a) (1) with definition in 16-0.1 - 720 ILCS 235/1 & 370/116-5 (a) (2) - 16-5 (a)16-6 (a) (1) & (a) (2) - 16-6 (a)16-6 (b) (1) - 16-15 (a)16-6 (b) (2) - 16-15 (b)16-6 (b) (3) - 16-15 (c)16-6 (c) - 17-25 (b)16-6 (d) - 16-15 (d) & 17-25 (c)16-6 (g) - 16-15 definition16-7 (b) - 16-8 (a)16-7 (c) - 16-7 (b) (2) & (b) (6)16-7 (d) - 16-8 (b)16-7 (e) - 16-8 (c-5)16-7 (h) (2 nd sentence) - 16-8 (c)16-7 (i) - 16-7 (h) & 16-8 (e)16-17 (a) - 16-17 (b) offense16-17 (d) - 16-17 (a) definition16-18 (a) (1) - (5) - 720 ILCS 360/116-18 (a) (6) (A) & (B) - 720 ILCS 365/1 (a) & (b) (except use of creditcard #); See 17-37 through 17-40 (for use of creditcard #)16-18 (a) (6) (C) - 720 ILCS 365/1 (c)16-18 (a) (6) (D) - 720 ILCS 365/1 (e)16-18 (a) (6) (E) - 720 ILCS 365/1 (d) & (g)16-18 (b) (1) - 16-19 (1) & 16F-3 (a)16-18 (b) (2) (A) - 16-19 (2) (A) & 16F-4 (a) (1) (i)16-18 (b) (2) (B) - 16-19 (2) (B) & 16F-4 (a) (1) (ii)16-18 (b) (3) - 16-19 (3) & 16F-4 (a) (1)16-18 (b) (4) - 16-19 (4) & 16F-4 (a) (2) (i)16-18 (b) (5) (A) - 16-19 (5) (A), 16F-4 (a) (2), & 365/1 (f)16-18 (b) (5) (B) - 16-19 (5) (B) & 16F-4 (a) (2) (ii)16-18 (c) (1) - 720 ILCS 360/1 penalty & 365/1 (g) penalty74

16-18 (c) (2) (A) - 16-20 (a) & (b), 16F-3 (b) 1 st sentence, &16F-4 (b) 1 st sentence16-18 (c) (2) (B) - 16-20 (c)16-18 (c) (2) (C) - 16F-3 (b) last sentence, & 16F-4 (b) lastsentence16-18 (c) (3) - 16-20 (h) & 16F-516-18 (d) - 16-20 (d) & (e)16-18 (e) - 16-20 (f)16-18 (f) - 16-20 (i)16-18 (g) - 16-20 (j)16-18 (h) - 16-21 & 16F-616-25 (a) (1) - 16A-3 (a)16-25 (a) (2) - 16A-3 (b)16-25 (a) (3) - 16A-3 (c)16-25 (a) (4) - 16A-3 (d)16-25 (a) (5) - 16A-3 (e)16-25 (a) (6) - 16A-3 (f)16-25 (a) (7) - 16A-3 (g)16-25 (a) (8) - 16A-3 (h)16-25 (b) - 16A-3.516-25 (c) - 16A-4 & 16A-2.116-25 (d) - 16A-1116-25 (e) - 16A-2.1216-25 (f) - 16A-3 (g), 16A-10, & 16K-3016-26 (a) - 16A-516-26 (b) - 16A-616-26 (c) - 16A-2.516-27 - 16A-7 & 16K-2516-28 (a) & (b) - 16E-316-28 (c) - 16E-416-30 (a) - 16G-15 (a)16-30 (b) - 16G-20 (a) & (d)16-30 (c) - 16G-15 (b) & 16G-20 (b)16-30 (d) - 16G-15 (c) & 16G-20 (c)16-30 (e) (1) (A) (i) - 16G-15 (d) (1) (A)16-30 (e) (1) (A) (ii) - 16G-15 (d) (1) (B)16-30 (e) (1) (A) (iii) - 16G-15 (d) (1) (C)16-30 (e) (1) (A) (iv) - 16G-15 (d) (1) (D)16-30 (e) (1) (A) (v) - 16G-15 (d) (1) (E)16-30 (e) (1) (B) - 16G-15 (d) (2)16-30 (e) (1) (C) - 16G-15 (d) (3)75

16-30 (e) (1) (D) - 16G-15 (d) (4)16-30 (e) (1) (E) - 16G-15 (d) (5)16-30 (e) (1) (F) - 16G-15 (d) (6)16-30 (e) (2) - 16G-20 (e)16-31 - 16G-1416-32 - 16G-1316-33 - 16G-2116-34 - 16G-2516-35 - 16G-3016-36 - 16G-3516-37 - 16G-4016-40 (a) - 16J-1016-40 (b) - 16J-1516-40 (c) - 16J-2016-40 (d) - 16J-2517-0.5 - various definitions such as 250/2.01 to 2.1617-1 (A) (1) - 17-1 (B) (a)17-1 (A) (2) - 17-1 (B) (b)17-1 (A) (3) - 17-1 (B) (c)17-1 (B) (1) - 17-1 (B) (d)17-1 (B) (2) - 17-1 (B) (e)17-1 (E) - 17-1a17-2 (a) (1) - 17-2 (a)17-2 (a) (2) - 17-2 (a-5)17-2 (a) (2.5) - 17-2 (a-7)17-2 (a) (3) - 17-2 (b), (b-5), & (b-10)17-2 (a) (4) - 17-2 (c-1) & (c-3)17-2 (a) (5) - 17-2 (c-2) & (c-3)17-2 (a) (6) - 17-2 (c-4) & (c-5)17-2 (a) (7) - 17-2 (c-6)17-2 (a) (8) - 17-1917-2 (b) (1) - 32-5 (a)17-2 (b) (2) - 32-5 (b)17-2 (b) (2.3) - 32-5 (b)17-2 (b) (2.7) - 32-5 (c)76

17-2 (b) (3) - 32-5.117-2 (b) (4) - 32-5.1-117-2 (b) (5) - 32-5.217-2 (b) (6) - 32-5.217-2 (b) (7) - 32-5.317-2 (b) (8) - 32-5.417-2 (b) (9) - 32-5.4-117-2 (b) (10) - 32-5.517-2 (b) (11) - 32-5.617-2 (b) (12) - 32-5.717-2 (c) - 17-1217-2 (d) - 32-5.2-517-2 (e) - 17-2 (a-6)17-3.5 (a) - 720 ILCS 290/117-3.5 (b) - 720 ILCS 290/217-3.5 (c) - 720 ILCS 290/317-5.5 (a) - 17-5.5 (b)17-5.5 (b) - 17-5.5 (c)17-5.5 (c) - 17-5.5 (d)17-5.5 (d) - 17-5.5 (a)17-5.7 (a) - 720 ILCS 295/1a17-5.7 (b) - 720 ILCS 295/1b17-5.7 (c) - 720 ILCS 295/1c17-5.7 (d) - 720 ILCS 295/1d17-5.7 (e) - 720 ILCS 305/1 & 305/217-6.3 (a) - new cross-reference17-6.3 (b) - 17B-517-6.3 (c) - 17B-1017-6.3 (d) - 17B-1517-6.3 (e) - 17B-2017-6.3 (f) (1) - 17B-25 (a)17-6.3 (f) (2) - 17B-25 (c)17-6.3 (g) - 17B-3017-6.5 (a) - 17A-117-6.5 (b) - 17A-3 (a) & (b)17-6.5 (c) - 17A-3 (c)17-6.5 (d) - 17A-217-6.5 (e) - 17A-3.117-8.3 (a) & (c) - 17-2217-8.3 (b) & (c) - 17-2.5 (b) & (c)77

17-8.5 (a) - 46-1.1 (a)17-8.5 (b) - 46-2 (a) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (c) & 8-2 - 46-3 (a) & (b) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (d) & 8-2 - 46-4 (a) to (c) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (e) (1) - 46-1.1 (b) (1)17-8.5 (e) (2) - 46-1.1 (b) (2)17-8.5 (e) (3) - 46-1.1 (b) (3)17-8.5 (e) (4) - 46-1.1 (b) (4)17-8.5 (e) (5) - 46-2 (b) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (e) (6) & 8-2 - 46-4 (d) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (e) (7) & 8-2 - 46-3 (c) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (f) - 46-5 (a) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (g) - 46-1 (c) & 46-5 (c) (govt. entity)17-8.5 (h) - 46-6 (govt. entity)17-8.5 (i) - 46-1 (d) (3) & others new17-9 (a) (ii) - 17-10 (a)17-9 (b) (ii) - 17-10 (b)17-10.2 - 17-2917-10.3 (a) - 33C-117-10.3 (b) - 33C-217-10.3 (c) - 33C-317-10.3 (d) - 33C-417-10.3 (e) - 33C-517-10.5 (a) (1) - 46-1 (a)17-10.5 (a) (2) - 17-8 (a)17-10.5 (b) (1) - 46-2 (a) (private entity)17-10.5 (b) (2) & 8-2 - 46-4 (a) & (b) (private entity)17-10.5 (c) & 8-2 - 46-3 (a) & (b) (private entity)17-10.5 (d) (1) - 46-1 (b) (1)17-10.5 (d) (2) - 46-1 (b) (2)17-10.5 (d) (3) - 46-1 (b) (3)17-10.5 (d) (4) - 46-1 (b) (4)17-10.5 (d) (5) - 17-8 (b)17-10.5 (d) (6) - 46-2 (b) (private entity)17-10.5 (d) (7) & 8-2 - 46-4 (d) (private entity)17-10.5 (d) (8) - 46-1 (b) (5)17-10.5 (d) (9) & 8-2 - 46-3 (c) & 46-4 (c) (private entity)17-10.5 (e) (1) - 46-5 (a) (private entity)17-10.5 (e) (2) - 46-5 (b) (private entity)17-10.5 (f) - 46-1 (c) & 46-5 (c) (private entity)17-10.5 (g) - 46-6 (private entity)78

17-10.5 (h) - 46-1 (d) (3) & others new17-10.6 (a) - 16H-1517-10.6 (b) - 16H-2017-10.6 (c) & 17-0.5 - 16H-2517-10.6 (d) - 16H-3017-10.6 (e) - 16H-3517-10.6 (f) - 16H-4017-10.6 (g) - 16H-4517-10.6 (h) (1) - 16H-50 (1)17-10.6 (h) (2) - 16H-50 (2)17-10.6 (h) (3) - 16H-50 (3)17-10.6 (i) - 16H-5517-10.6 (i) (1) (A) (i) - 16H-55 (a) (1) (A)17-10.6 (i) (1) (A) (ii) - 16H-55 (a) (1) (B)17-10.6 (i) (1) (A) (iii)- 16H-55 (a) (1) (C)17-10.6 (j) - 16H-6017-10.6 (k) & 17-0.5 - 16H-1017-10.6 (l) - 16H-6517-10.6 (m) - 16H-7017-10.7 (a) & (b) - 720 ILCS 325/517-10.7 (c) - 720 ILCS 325/1017-11 - now includes 17-11.117-11.5 - 16-2217-13 (a) - 720 ILCS 240/117-13 (b) - 17-1517-13 (c) - 17-1317-13 (d) - 17-13, 17-15, & 720 ILCS 240/117-17 (a) - 17-1717-17 (b) - 17-1817-17 (c) - 17-17 & 17-1817-24 (a) - 17-24 (b) (1)17-24 (b) - 17-24 (a) (1)17-24 (c) (1) - 17-24 (b) (2)17-24 (c) (2) - 17-24 (a) (2)17-24 (d) - 17-24 (a) (3), 17-24 (b) (3), & 17-24 (d)17-27 (b) - 17-1417-30 (a) - 16C-2 (a)17-30 (b) - 720 ILCS 245/179

17-30 (c) - 720 ILCS 335/117-30 (d) (1) - 16C-2 (b)17-30 (d) (2) - 720 ILCS 245/117-30 (d) (3) - 720 ILCS 335/117-30 (e) - 16C-2 (c)17-30 (f) - 16C-117-31 - 720 ILCS 250/317-32 (a) - 17-1 (C) (4)17-32 (b) - 720 ILCS 250/417-32 (c) (1) - 17-1 (C) (4)17-32 (c) (2) - 720 ILCS 250/417-33 - 720 ILCS 250/517-34 - 720 ILCS 250/617-35 - 720 ILCS 250/717-36 - 720 ILCS 250/817-37 - 720 ILCS 250/917-38 - 720 ILCS 250/1217-39 - 720 ILCS 250/1317-40 - 720 ILCS 250/1417-41 (a) (i) - 720 ILCS 250/1517-41 (a) (ii) - 720 ILCS 250/1617-41 (b) - 720 ILCS 250/15 & 250/1617-42 - 720 ILCS 250/1717-43 - 720 ILCS 250/17.0117-44 - 720 ILCS 250/17.0217-45 - 720 ILCS 250/17.0317-46 - 720 ILCS 250/1017-47 - 720 ILCS 250/1180

17-48 - 720 ILCS 250/1917-49 - 720 ILCS 250/2017-49.5 - 720 ILCS 250/2417-50 (a) & (b) - 16D-517-50 (c) - 16D-617-51 - 16D-317-52 - 16D-417-52.5, 17-0.5, & 17-55 - 16D-5.517-54 - 16D-717-55 & 17-0.5 - 16D-217-56 - 16-1.317-57 - 17-2817-58 - 17-1617-59 (a) - 39-117-59 (b) - 39-117-59 (c) - 39-217-59 (d) - 39-317-60 - 17-717-61 (a) - 720 ILCS 390/117-61 (b) - 720 ILCS 390/217-62 - 17-23 (b) (possess device to make UPC)18-1 (b) (1) - 18-5 (a)18-1 (b) (2) - 18-5 (a-5)18-1 (c) last sentence - 18-5 (b)18-6 - 12-11.119-6 - 12-1120-1 (a) (1) - 20-1 (a)20-1 (a) (2) - 20-1 (b)20-1 (b) - 20-1.2 (a)81

20-1 (b-5) - 20-1.3 (a)20-1 (c) last sentence - 20-1.2 (b) & 20-1.3 (b)21-1 (a) (1) - 21-1 (1) (a)21-1 (a) (2) - 21-1 (1) (b)21-1 (a) (3) - 21-1 (1) (c)21-1 (a) (4) - 21-1 (1) (d)21-1 (a) (5) - 21-1 (1) (e)21-1 (a) (6) - 21-1 (1) (f)21-1 (a) (7) - 21-1 (1) (g)21-1 (a) (8) - 21-1.121-1 (a) (9) - 21-1.121-1.01 (a) (1) - 21-4 (1) (a)21-1.01 (a) (2) - 21-4 (1) (b)21-1.01 (a) (3) - 21-4 (1) (c)21-1.01 (a) (4) - 21-4 (1) (d)21-1.01 (c) - 21-4 (1) penalty21-1.01 (c) last sent. - 21-4 (2)21-1.4 (a) (1) - 21-1.4 (a)21-1.4 (a) (2) - 21-1.4 (a)21-1.4 (d) - 21-1.4 (a) penalty21-3 (a) (4) - 21-3 (a-5)21-3 (i) - 21-3 (h)21-3 (j) - 21-3 (i)21-5 (c) - 21-5 (b)21-7 (a) (1) - 21-7 (a)21-7 (a) (2) - 21-7 (d)21-7 (a) (3) - 21-7 (e)21-11 - 21.3-521.2-2 (1) (A) - 21.2-2 (a) (1)21.2-2 (1) (B) - 21.2-2 (a) (2)21.2-2 (1) (C) - 21.2-2 (a) (3)21.2-2 (2) (A) - 21.2-2 (b) (1)21.2-2 (2) (B) - 21.2-2 (b) (2)21.2-2 (3) - 21.2-2 (c)24-3.8 - 16-1624-3.9 - 16-16.182

24.8-0.1 - 720 ILCS 535/124.8-1 - 720 ILCS 535/224.8-2 - 720 ILCS 535/324.8-3 - 720 ILCS 535/424.8-4 - 720 ILCS 535/524.8-5 - 720 ILCS 535/6 & 535/724.8-6 - 720 ILCS 535/825-1 (b) (3) - 25-1 (d)25-1 (b) (4) - 25-1 (e)25-4 (a) - 42-125-4 (b) - 42-225-5 - 25-1.125-6 - 25-226-1 (a) (3.5) - 26-1 (a) (13)26-1 (a) (5) - 26-1 (a) (11)26-1 (a) (6) - 26-1 (a) (12)26-1 (a) (11) - 26-1 (a) (5)26-1 (a) (12) - 26-1 (a) (6)26-1.1 - 16-3.126-4.5 (a) - 720 ILCS 110/226-4.5 (b) (1) - 720 ILCS 110/3 (a) (1)26-4.5 (b) (2) - 720 ILCS 110/3 (a) (2)26-4.5 (b) (3) - 720 ILCS 110/3 (a) (3)26-4.5 (b) (4) - 720 ILCS 110/3 (a) (4)26-4.5 (c) - 720 ILCS 110/3 (b) penalty26-4.5 (d) - 720 ILCS 110/3 (b) civil action26-7 (a) - 24.6-526-7 (b) (1) - 24.6-20 (a)26-7 (b) (2) - 24.6-25 (a)26-7 (c) - 24.6-25 (b)26-7 (d) - 24.6-20 (b) & 24.6-25 (c)26.5-0.1 - 720 ILCS 135/1-2 (b)26.5-1 - 720 ILCS 135/126.5-2 - 720 ILCS 135/1-126.5-3 (a) - 720 ILCS 135/1-2 (a)26.5-3 (b) - 720 ILCS 135/1-2 (c)26.5-4 - 720 ILCS 135/1-326.5-5 (a) - 720 ILCS 135/2 (a) & 135/1 penalty26.5-5 (b) - 720 ILCS 135/2 (b)83

26.5-5 (c) - 720 ILCS 135/1-429D-14.9 - 29D-3029D-15.1 - 20.5-529D-15.2 - 20.5-629D-29.9 - 29D-1529D-35.1 (a) - 720 ILCS 545/129D-35.1 (b) - 720 ILCS 545/229D-35.1 (c) - 720 ILCS 545/329D-35.1 (d) - 720 ILCS 545/429D-35.1 (e) - 720 ILCS 545/629D-35.1 (f) - 720 ILCS 545/731A-0.1 - 31A-1.1 (c) & 31A-1.2 (d)32-15 - 720 ILCS 540/133-8 (a) - 720 ILCS 645/133-8 (b) - 720 ILCS 645/236.5-5 - 11-15 (c) & 11-19.348-1 - 26-548-2 (a) - 720 ILCS 215/348-2 (b) - 720 ILCS 215/248-2 (c) - 720 ILCS 215/448-2 (d) - 720 ILCS 215/548-2 (e) - 720 ILCS 215/648-2 (f) - 720 ILCS 215/7 & 215/848-3 (a) - 720 ILCS 125/148-3 (b) (1) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (a)48-3 (b) (2) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (1)48-3 (b) (3) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (2)48-3 (b) (4) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (3)48-3 (b) (5) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (4)48-3 (b) (6) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (5)48-3 (b) (7) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (6)48-3 (b) (8) - 720 ILCS 125/2 (7)48-3 (b) (9) - 720 ILCS 125/3 (a)48-3 (c) - 720 ILCS 125/2 last 4 paragraphs48-3 (d) - 720 ILCS 125/2 penalty, 125/3 1 st penalty,125/3 (b), & 125/4 (c)48-3 (e) - 720 ILCS 125/4 (a) & (b)48-4 - 720 ILCS 210/148-5 - 720 ILCS 315/148-6 (a) - 720 ILCS 320/184

48-6 (b) - 720 ILCS 320/348-6 (c) - 720 ILCS 320/448-6 (d) - 720 ILCS 320/248-7 (a) - 720 ILCS 610/148-7 (b) - 720 ILCS 610/2 1 st sentence48-7 (c) - 720 ILCS 610/1.148-7 (d) - 720 ILCS 610/2 last sentence48-7 (e) - 720 ILCS 610/348-7 (f) - 720 ILCS 610/448-7 (g) - 720 ILCS 610/548-8 - 720 ILCS 630/148-9 - 720 ILCS 355/148-10 (a) - 720 ILCS 585/0.148-10 (b) - 720 ILCS 585/1 (a)48-10 (c) (1) - 720 ILCS 585/1 (b)48-10 (c) (2) - 720 ILCS 585/1 (e)48-10 (d) - 720 ILCS 585/1 (c)48-10 (e) - 720 ILCS 585/1 (d)48-10 (f) - 720 ILCS 585/248-10 (g) - 720 ILCS 585/349-1 (a) - 720 ILCS 620/249-1 (b) (1) - 720 ILCS 620/1 (a)49-1 (b) (2) - 720 ILCS 620/1 (b)49-1 (b) (3) - 720 ILCS 620/1 (c)49-1 (b) (4) - 720 ILCS 620/1 last paragraph49-1 (c) - 720 ILCS 620/449-1 (d) - 720 ILCS 620/549-1 (e) - 720 ILCS 620/1 penalties49-1.5 - 720 ILCS 595/149-2 (a) - 720 ILCS 230/149-2 (b) - 720 ILCS 230/249-3 (a) & (b) - 720 ILCS 310/149-3 (c) - 720 ILCS 310/249-4 (a) - 720 ILCS 340/149-4 (b) - 720 ILCS 340/249-5 (a) - 720 ILCS 395/249-5 (b) - 720 ILCS 395/3 (a)49-5 (c) - 720 ILCS 395/3 (b)49-5 (d) - 720 ILCS 395/449-6 (a) & (b) - 720 ILCS 565/149-6 (c) - 720 ILCS 565/249-6 (d) - 720 ILCS 565/449-6 (e) - 720 ILCS 565/3END OF TABLE 1B85

TABLE 2 - 725 ILCS(CONVERTS NEW SECTIONS to OLD SECTIONS)725 ILCS Section # prior to Rewrite - ILCS Section # after RewriteNEWOLD5/124B-5 - None5/124B-10 - None5/124B-15 - None5/124B-100 - None5/124B-105 - None5/124B-110 - General definition similar to720 ILCS 5/37.5-30 (c)5/124B-115 - General definition similar to720 ILCS 5/11-20(g) (2) (i)5/124B-120 - General definition similar to720 ILCS 5/11-20(g) (2) (ii) &720 ILCS 5/37.5-15 (b)5/124B-125 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (c) & 720 ILCS5/37.5-305/124B-130 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (c) & 720 ILCS5/37.5-305/124B-135 - None, but similar to other currentforfeiture law5/124B-140 - General provision similar to 720 ILCS5/11-20.1A (b) (2)5/124B-145 - None, but similar to other currentforfeiture law86

5/124B -150 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/11-20.1A (b) (2)5/124B-155 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/10A-15 (c) &720 ILCS5/11-20.1A (b) (2)5/124B-160 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/10A-15 (b) &720 ILCS 5/11-20.1A (b) (1)5/124B-165 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/10A-15 (d) &720 ILCS 5/11-20.1A (b) (3)5/124B-170 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/37.5-405/124B-175 - None, general reference5/124B-180 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/16D-6 (d) (2)5/124B-190 - General provision similar to720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (7)5/124B-300 - 720 ILCS 5/10A-15 (a) & 10-9 (j)5/124B-305 - 720 ILCS 5/10A-15 (e) & 10-9 (j)5/124B-310 - None5/124B-400 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (1)5/124B-405 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (3)5/124B-410 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (5)5/124B-415 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (6) (ii)5/124B-420 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (6) (iii)5/124B-425 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20 (g) (7)5/124B-430 - None5/124B-500 - 720 ILCS 5/11-20.1A (a)5/124B-505 (a) - 720 ILCS 5/11-20.1A (c)5/124B-505 (b) - 720 ILCS 5/11-20.1A (b) (4)5/124B-510 - None5/124B-600 - 720 ILCS 5/16D-6 1.5/124B-605 - 720 ILCS 5/16D-6 1. (d)5/124B-610 - 720 ILCS 5/16D-6 2.87

5/124B-615 - None5/124B-700 - 720 ILCS 5/17B-25 (a) & (b)5/124B-705 - 720 ILCS 5/17B-25 (e)5/124B-710 - 720 ILCS 5/17B-25 (d) & (f)5/124B-715 - 17B-25 (g)5/124B-720 - None5/124B-800 (a) - 720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (b) (1)5/124B-800 (b) - from 720 ILCS 5/29D-10 (o)5/124B-805 - 720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (a) (1)5/124B-810 - 720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (a) (2)5/124B-815 - 720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (b) (2) (E)5/124B-820 - 720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (a) (3)5/124B-825 - 720 ILCS 5/29D-65 (a) (2), (a) (3) &(b) (2) (D)5/124B-830 - None5/124B-900 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-55/124B-905 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-10 & 37.5-15 (a)5/124B-910 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-20 (a)5/124B-915 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-25 (1)5/124B-920 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-25 (3)5/124B-925 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-355/124B-930 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-45 intro and (1)5/124B-935 - 720 ILCS 5/37.5-45 (2)5/124B-940 - None5/124B-1000 - 720 ILCS 5/44-3 (a)5/124B-1010 - 720 ILCS 5/44-3 (a)5/124B-1020 - 720 ILCS 5/44-3 (d)5/124B-1030 - 720 ILCS 5/44-3 (c) (1)5/124B-1040 - 720 ILCS 5/44-3 (c) (3)5/124B-1045 - 720 ILCS 5/44-15/124B-1050 - NoneEND OF TABLE 2************************************************88

TABLE 3A - 730 ILCS(CONVERTS OLD SECTIONS to NEW SECTIONS)730 ILCS Section # prior to Rewrite - 730 ILCS Section # after RewriteOLDNEW5-5-1 - 5-4.5-105-5-2 - 5-4.5-855-5-3 (a) - 5-4.5-55-5-3 (b) (1) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (1)5-5-3 (b) (2) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (2)5-5-3 (b) (3) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (3)5-5-3 (b) (4) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (4)5-5-3 (b) (5) - previously repealed5-5-3 (b) (6) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (5)5-5-3 (b) (7) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (6)5-5-3 (b) (8) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (7)5-5-3 (b) (9) - 5-4.5-15 (a) (8)5-5-3 (b) last par. - 5-4.5-15 (b)5-5-3 (c) (1) - 5-4.5-20 (a)5-5-3 (c) (5) - 5-4.5-75 (b) & 5-4.5-80 (b) regarding petty& business offenses.5-5-3 (c) (6) - 5-4.5-30 (d)5-5-3 (c) (7) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (5)5-5-3 (c) (8) - 5-4.5-95 (b)5-5-3 (f) - 5-4.5-905-5-3 (k) - 5-4.5-50 (g) & 5-4.5-70 (c)5-5-3.2 (b) (3) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (2)5-5-3.2 (b) (4) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (3)5-5-3.2 (b) (5) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (3)5-5-3.2 (b) (6) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (4)5-5-3.2 (b) (7) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (1)5-5-3.2 (b) (8) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (5)5-5-3.2 (b) (9) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (5)5-5-3.2 (b) (10) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (6)5-5-3.2 (b) (11) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (7)5-5-3.2 (b) (12) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (7)5-5-3.2 (b) (13) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (8)5-5-3.2 (b-1) - 5-5-3.2 (d)5-5-3.2 (c) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (4)5-5-3.2 (d) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (6)89

5-5-3.2 (e) - 5-5-3.2 (c) (1.5)5-6-2 (b) (1) - 5-4.5-30 (d) & 5-4.5-35 (d)5-6-2 (b) (2) - 5-4.5-40 (d) & 5-4.5-45 (d)5-6-2 (b) (3) - 5-4.5-55 (d), 5-4.5-60 (d), & 5-4.5-65 (d)5-6-2 (b) (4) - 5-4.5-75 (b)5-8-1 (a) (1) (a) - 5-4.5-20 (a)5-8-1 (a) (1.5) - 5-4.5-30 (a)5-8-1 (a) (2) - 5-4.5-95 (a) (5)5-8-1 (a) (3) - 5-4.5-25 (a)5-8-1 (a) (4) - 5-4.5-30 (a)5-8-1 (a) (5) - 5-4.5-35 (a)5-8-1 (a) (6) - 5-4.5-40 (a)5-8-1 (a) (7) - 5-4.5-45 (a)5-8-1 (b) - 5-4.5-50 (c)5-8-1 (c) - 5-4.5-50 (d)5-8-1 (d) parole/MSR - 5-4.5-15 (c)5-8-1 (e) - 5-4.5-50 (e)5-8-1 (f) - 5-4.5-50 (f)5-8-2 (a) (1) - 5-4.5-20 (a)5-8-2 (a) (2) - 5-4.5-25 (a)5-8-2 (a) (3) - 5-4.5-30 (a)5-8-2 (a) (4) - 5-4.5-35 (a)5-8-2 (a) (5) - 5-4.5-40 (a)5-8-2 (a) (6) - 5-4.5-45 (a)5-8-3 (a) (1) - 5-4.5-55 (a)5-8-3 (a) (2) - 5-4.5-60 (a)5-8-3 (a) (3) - 5-4.5-65 (a)5-8-3 (b) - 5-4.5-55 (j), 5-4.5-60 (j), & 5-4.5-65 (j)5-8-4 (a) - 5-8-4 (a), (c) (2), & (e)5-8-4 (a) (i) - 5-8-4 (d) (1)5-8-4 (a) (ii) - 5-8-4 (d) (2)5-8-4 (a) (iii) - 5-8-4 (d) (3)5-8-4 (a) (iv) - 5-8-4 (d) (4)5-8-4 (a) (v) - 5-8-4 (d) (5)5-8-4 (b) - 5-8-4 (c) (1)5-8-4 (c) (1) - 5-8-4 (f) (1)5-8-4 (c) (2) - 5-8-4 (f) (2)5-8-4 (d) - 5-8-4 (b)5-8-4 (e) - 5-8-4 (g)5-8-4 (f) - 5-8-4 (d) (6)5-8-4 (g) - 5-8-4 (d) (7)90

5-8-4 (h) - 5-8-4 (d) (8)5-8-4 (h-1) - 5-8-4 (d) (8.5)5-8-4 (i) - 5-8-4 (d) (9)5-8-4 (j) - 5-8-4 (d) (10)5-8-7 - 5-4.5-100 (a) – (d)5-9-1 (a) (1) - 5-4.5-50 (b)5-9-1 (a) (2) - 5-4.5-55 (e)5-9-1 (a) (3) - 5-4.5-60 (e) & 5-4.5-65 (e)5-9-1 (a) (4) - 5-4.5-75 (a)5-9-1 (a) (5) - 5-4.5-80 (a)5-9-1 (b) - 5-4.5-50 (b), 5-4.5-55 (e), 5-4.5-60 (e),5-4.5-65 (e), 5-4.5-75 (a), & 5-4.5-80 (a)END OF TABLE 3A************************************************************************91

TABLE 3B - 730 ILCS(CONVERTS NEW SECTIONS to OLD SECTIONS)730 ILCS Section # prior to Rewrite - 730 ILCS Section # after RewriteNEWOLD5-4.5-5 - 5-5-3 (a)5-4.5-10 - 5-5-15-4.5-15 (a) (1) - 5-5-3 (b) (1)5-4.5-15 (a) (2) - 5-5-3 (b) (2)5-4.5-15 (a) (3) - 5-5-3 (b) (3)5-4.5-15 (a) (4) - 5-5-3 (b) (4)5-4.5-15 (a) (5) - 5-5-3 (b) (6)5-4.5-15 (a) (6) - 5-5-3 (b) (7)5-4.5-15 (a) (7) - 5-5-3 (b) (8)5-4.5-15 (a) (8) - 5-5-3 (b) (9)5-4.5-15 (b) - 5-5-3 (b) last paragraph.5-4.5-15 (c) - 5-8-1 (d) parole/MSR5-4.5-20 (a) - 5-5-3 (c) (1), 5-8-1 (a) (1) (a), &5-8-2 (a) (1)5-4.5-25 (a) - 5-8-1 (a) (3) & 5-8-2 (a) (2)5-4.5-30 (a) - 5-8-1 (a) (1.5), (a) (4) & 5-8-2 (a) (3)5-4.5-30 (d) - 5-5-3 (c) (6) & 5-6-2 (b) (1)5-4.5-35 (a) - 5-8-1 (a) (5) & 5-8-2 (a) (4)5-4.5-35 (d) - 5-6-2 (b) (1)5-4.5-40 (a) - 5-8-1 (a) (6) & 5-8-2 (a) (5)5-4.5-40 (d) - 5-6-2 (b) (2)5-4.5-45 (a) - 5-8-1 (a) (7) & 5-8-2 (a) (6)5-4.5-45 (d) - 5-6-2 (b) (2)5-4.5-50 (b) - 5-9-1 (a) (1) & (b)5-4.5-50 (c) - 5-8-1 (b)5-4.5-50 (d) - 5-8-1 (c)5-4.5-50 (e) - 5-8-1 (e)5-4.5-50 (f) - 5-8-1 (f)5-4.5-50 (g) - 5-5-3 (k)92

5-4.5-55 (a) - 5-8-3 (a) (1)5-4.5-55 (d) - 5-6-2 (b) (3)5-4.5-55 (e) - 5-9-1 (a) (2) & (b)5-4.5-55 (j) - 5-8-3 (b)5-4.5-60 (a) - 5-8-3 (a) (2)5-4.5-60 (d) - 5-6-2 (b) (3)5-4.5-60 (e) - 5-9-1 (a) (3) & (b)5-4.5-60 (j) - 5-8-3 (b)5-4.5-65 (a) - 5-8-3 (a) (3)5-4.5-65 (d) - 5-6-2 (b) (3)5-4.5-65 (e) - 5-9-1 (a) (3) & (b)5-4.5-65 (j) - 5-8-3 (b)5-4.5-70 (c) - 5-5-3 (k)5-4.5-75 (a) - 5-9-1 (a) (4) & (b)5-4.5-75 (b) - 5-5-3 (c) (5) regarding petty offense &5-6-2 (b) (4)5-4.5-80 (a) - 5-9-1 (a) (5) & (b)5-4.5-80 (b) - 5-5-3 (c) (5) regarding business offense5-4.5-85 - 5-5-25-4.5-90 - 5-5-3 (f)5-4.5-95 (a) (1) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-1 (a)5-4.5-95 (a) (2) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-1 (b)5-4.5-95 (a) (3) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-1 (c)5-4.5-95 (a) (4) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-1 (d)5-4.5-95 (a) (5) - 5-5-3 (c) (7), 5-8-1 (a) (2), &720 ILCS 5/33B-1 (e)5-4.5-95 (a) (6) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-2 (a)5-4.5-95 (a) (7) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-2 (b)5-4.5-95 (a) (8) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-2 (c)5-4.5-95 (a) (9) - 720 ILCS 5/33B-35-4.5-95 (b) - 5-5-3 (c) (8)5-4.5-100 (a) – (d) - 5-8-75-5-3.2 (b) (3) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (4)5-5-3.2 (b) (4) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (6)5-5-3.2 (b) (5) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (8)5-5-3.2 (b) (6) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (10)93

5-5-3.2 (b) (7) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (11)5-5-3.2 (b) (8) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (13)5-5-3.2 (c) (1) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (7)5-5-3.2 (c) (1.5) - 5-5-3.2 (e)5-5-3.2 (c) (2) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (3)5-5-3.2 (c) (3) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (5)5-5-3.2 (c) (4) - 5-5-3.2 (c)5-5-3.2 (c) (5) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (9)5-5-3.2 (c) (6) - 5-5-3.2 (d)5-5-3.2 (c) (7) - 5-5-3.2 (b) (12)5-5-3.2 (d) - 5-5-3.2 (b-1)5-8-4 (a) - 5-8-4 (a) 1 st sentence5-8-4 (b) - 5-8-4 (d)5-8-4 (c) (1) - 5-8-4 (b)5-8-4 (c) (2) - 5-8-4 (a)5-8-4 (d) (1) - 5-8-4 (a) (i)5-8-4 (d) (2) - 5-8-4 (a) (ii)5-8-4 (d) (3) - 5-8-4 (a) (iii)5-8-4 (d) (4) - 5-8-4 (a) (iv)5-8-4 (d) (5) - 5-8-4 (a) (v)5-8-4 (d) (6) - 5-8-4 (f)5-8-4 (d) (7) - 5-8-4 (g)5-8-4 (d) (8) - 5-8-4 (h)5-8-4 (d) (8.5) - 5-8-4 (h-1)5-8-4 (d) (9) - 5-8-4 (i)5-8-4 (d) (10) - 5-8-4 (j)5-8-4 (e) - 5-8-4 (a)5-8-4 (f) (1) - 5-8-4 (c) (1)5-8-4 (f) (2) - 5-8-4 (c) (2)5-8-4 (g) - 5-8-4 (e)END OF TABLE 3B************************************************************************CLEAR Initiative Conversion table created by:Mr. Mark Warnsing, Deputy Director, Legislative Reference Bureau94

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