Illinois HB3662 mandates opioid antagonist provision and informational resources for released prisoners.
Illinois HB3662 amends the County Jail Act, the Unified Code of Corrections, and the Counties Code to ensure released prisoners receive an opioid antagonist if incarcerated for drug-related charges or identified with a substance abuse disorder. The warden, sheriff, or Department of Corrections must provide this antagonist upon release. The bill also requires the Department of Corrections to screen for Medicaid eligibility, provide voter registration information, and distribute resources for reentering the community.
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