Illinois SB1641 mandates the Illinois Department of Corrections to achieve 100% scanning capacity of all mail arriving at correctional institutions.

Illinois SB1641 requires the Department of Corrections to achieve 100% scanning capacity of all mail arriving at correctional institutions and facilities within 180 days of the bill's effective date. The bill aims to protect staff and committed persons from exposure to synthetic drugs and opioids introduced through the mail. It also ensures that each committed person receives a digital copy of any mail addressed to them. The Department must utilize all means necessary to achieve synthetic drug interdiction.

Illinois SB1641 mandates the Illinois Department of Corrections to achieve 100% scanning capacity of all mail arriving at correctional institutions.

Illinois SB1641 requires the Department of Corrections to achieve 100% scanning capacity of all mail arriving at correctional institutions and facilities within 180 days of the bill's effective date. The bill aims to protect staff and committed persons from exposure to synthetic drugs and opioids introduced through the mail. It also ensures that each committed person receives a digital copy of any mail addressed to them. The Department must utilize all means necessary to achieve synthetic drug interdiction.