Illinois HB3332 establishes procedures for sentencing review for individuals under 21 at the time of their offense, allowing for potential sentence.
HB3332 amends the Unified Code of Corrections to create a process for sentencing review for individuals under 21 at the time of their offense. It allows eligible individuals to petition for resentencing after serving a certain period of their sentence. For offenses other than first-degree murder, eligibility begins after 10 years, while for first-degree murder, it begins after 20 years, except for those with a natural life sentence or those who committed murder under 18. The court must consider various factors in mitigation and may reduce the sentence.
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