Illinois SB1658 mandates release procedures for prisoners, including providing necessary documents, voter registration information, and opioid.
Illinois SB1658 amends existing laws to enhance the release procedures for prisoners. It requires the Department of Corrections to return property, provide suitable clothing, and arrange transportation for released individuals. The bill mandates that released prisoners receive information about their restored voting rights, voter registration applications, and details about HIV exposure. Additionally, it requires the provision of opioid antagonists to prisoners incarcerated for drug-related charges or identified with substance abuse disorders.
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