Illinois HB3662 mandates opioid antagonist provision for prisoners with drug-related charges or substance abuse disorders upon release.
HB3662 requires correctional institutions, county jails, and the Department of Corrections to provide an opioid antagonist to prisoners released for drug-related charges or identified with substance abuse disorders. This applies to those released from county correctional institutions, county jails, and Department of Corrections facilities. The bill also mandates the Department of Corrections to provide various informational resources to released individuals, including voter registration applications, HIV exposure information, and assistance with Medicaid applications.
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