Illinois HB1042 mandates electronic monitoring for certain sex offenders for an extended period.
HB1042 amends the Sex Offender Registration Act to require specific sex offenders to wear an approved electronic monitoring device. This applies to those convicted of offenses qualifying them as sexual predators or those convicted of certain crimes against minors involving force or threat of force. The monitoring lasts for the first five years of registration, with an additional three years if the offender fails to register or violates sex offender laws. The Illinois State Police and local law enforcement agencies will oversee compliance.
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