HB3713 amends the Illinois Unified Code of Corrections to enhance communication and visitation rights for incarcerated individuals.
HB3713 amends the Illinois Unified Code of Corrections to ensure incarcerated individuals can receive original, physical mail copies free of charge. It mandates that menstrual hygiene products be available at all correctional facilities. The bill also allows incarcerated individuals to contact outside supports via phone, mail, or electronic message free of charge. Additionally, it requires the Department of Corrections to post signs notifying visitors of the point of contact person and to maintain information about each submission.
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