Illinois HB5302 requires opioid antagonist provision upon release from correctional institutions for inmates with substance use disorders.
HB5302 mandates that upon release from a correctional institution, the Department of Corrections must provide an opioid antagonist to prisoners incarcerated for drug-related charges or identified with a substance use disorder. This applies to releases from county correctional institutions, county jails, and the Department of Corrections. The warden or sheriff must ensure the provision of this antagonist.
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