HB4006 amends Illinois criminal law to restore consecutive sentencing provisions and modify conditions for pretrial release.
HB4006 restores provisions concerning consecutive sentencing in Illinois, aligning with rules prior to certain legislative changes. It mandates that sentences for specific serious offenses, such as first-degree murder or Class X felonies involving severe bodily injury, must be served consecutively. The bill also details conditions under which sentences from different jurisdictions must run consecutively or concurrently.
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