HB2367 amends sentence credit rules for incarcerated individuals in Illinois, adjusting credit accrual and revocation criteria.
HB2367 modifies the Unified Code of Corrections to change how sentence credits are awarded and revoked for incarcerated individuals in Illinois. It eliminates specific percentage requirements for certain offenses and mandates that individuals receive one day of credit for each day served in prison, excluding natural life sentences. The bill also introduces criteria for revoking sentence credits, including a sanctions matrix and a process for hearings before the Prisoner Review Board.
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