Illinois HB1483 modifies criminal procedure to change how warrants are issued for defendants on pretrial release who fail to appear in court.
Illinois HB1483 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to change the process for issuing warrants for defendants on pretrial release who fail to appear in court. The bill specifies that when a defendant on pretrial release fails to comply with any condition of their release, the court may issue a warrant for their arrest. The warrant must direct peace officers to arrest the defendant and hold them without bail.
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