Illinois HB2721 amends the Illinois Pension Code to prevent benefit payments to teachers convicted of certain crimes, including sexual offenses and.
Illinois HB2721 amends the Illinois Pension Code to ensure that pension benefits are not paid to teachers convicted of crimes, particularly those involving sexual offenses or misconduct. The bill specifies that benefits will not be paid to teachers convicted of crimes under the Sex Offenses Article of the Criminal Code of 2012 or crimes requiring sex offender registration. Additionally, benefits will not be paid during criminal investigations or proceedings related to such crimes. If charges are dismissed or the teacher is acquitted, the right to benefit payments resumes.
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