Illinois SB2337 amends the Unified Code of Corrections to revise parole review procedures for individuals under 21 at the time of their offense.
Illinois SB2337 modifies the Unified Code of Corrections to update parole review processes for individuals under 21 at the time of their offense. The bill allows eligible individuals to file a petition for parole review up to three years before becoming eligible. The Prisoner Review Board must determine if the petition is appropriately filed within 30 days and set a hearing date. Victims can submit statements and be heard at the parole hearing. The bill also outlines conditions under which parole may be denied and procedures for subsequent parole reviews.
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