Restores consecutive sentencing provisions in Illinois criminal law.
Illinois HB4006 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to restore consecutive sentencing provisions that were previously deleted. The bill specifies circumstances under which sentences must or may be served consecutively, including offenses involving severe bodily injury, controlled substances, and certain violent crimes. It also details conditions for pretrial release and the imposition of electronic monitoring, GPS monitoring, or home confinement. The bill deletes provisions that allowed custodial credit for time spent under home confinement without GPS or electronic monitoring.
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