Illinois HB4125 amends pretrial home confinement rules, removing the requirement for participants to engage in basic activities on at least two days.
Illinois HB4125 amends the Unified Code of Corrections to modify the rules for pretrial home confinement. It removes the requirement that participants must engage in basic activities on at least two days per week. The bill allows participants to remain within their residence or property boundaries during designated hours, with approved exceptions for work, medical treatment, education, and other activities. Participants must maintain a working telephone and electronic monitoring devices, and must not commit another crime during their detention.
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