Illinois HB2402 amends the Unified Code of Corrections to modify the conditions for pretrial home confinement.
Illinois HB2402 amends the Unified Code of Corrections to modify the conditions for pretrial home confinement. It deletes the requirement for a person ordered to pretrial home confinement to be provided with specified opportunities for movement on no fewer than two days each week. The bill maintains other conditions such as allowing visits by designated agents, maintaining a working telephone, and wearing a monitoring device. It also specifies that electronic monitoring devices must be removed from pregnant participants during labor and delivery.
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