Illinois SB2257 amends sentence credit rules for inmates in the Department of Corrections.
Illinois SB2257 amends the Unified Code of Corrections to change sentence credit rules for inmates. It specifies the maximum sentence credit for various offenses, including aggravated driving under the influence, terrorism, and first-degree murder. The bill also details conditions for awarding sentence credit, such as participation in substance abuse programs and educational courses. Additionally, it mandates annual reports to the Governor and General Assembly on the number and average amount of sentence credits awarded.
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