SB1558 amends the Illinois Criminal Code to redefine residential burglary to include entering with intent to commit a theft of a motor vehicle.
SB1558 modifies the definition of residential burglary in the Illinois Criminal Code. The bill specifies that a person commits residential burglary when they knowingly and without authority enter a property with the intent to commit a theft of a motor vehicle. This change broadens the scope of residential burglary to include such thefts. The offense remains a Class 1 felony.
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