Illinois HB1617 amends the Criminal Code to classify possession of vehicle security circumvention devices as possession of burglary tools.
HB1617 amends the Criminal Code of 2012 to include possession of vehicle security circumvention devices as possession of burglary tools. This applies to individuals who possess such devices with intent to commit a felony or theft, unless they are mechanics, licensed vehicle dealers, licensed locksmiths, repossession agents, or law enforcement officers. The bill also defines "vehicle security circumvention device" and sets penalties for unlawful sale of these devices.
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