Illinois SB2103 strengthens protections against stalking and harassment by modifying the definition of "no contact" orders.
Illinois SB2103 amends the definition of "no contact" in stalking and harassment cases, ensuring clearer and stricter guidelines. The bill specifies that a "no contact" order prohibits any direct or indirect communication between the victim and the alleged offender, including through third parties. This change aims to provide better protection for victims by eliminating any ambiguity in the interpretation of "no contact.
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