SB3350

CD CORR-DOC SCAN PRISONER MAIL

Introduced·2/4/26
Introduced Text

Illinois SB3350 mandates the Department of Corrections to achieve 100% scanning of all mail for synthetic drugs and contraband within 180 days.

Illinois SB3350 aims to enhance security in correctional institutions by requiring the Department of Corrections to achieve 100% scanning of all incoming mail within 180 days. This measure targets the interdiction of synthetic drugs and opioids, aiming to protect staff and inmates from exposure. The bill also mandates that inmates receive a digital copy of their mail. Additionally, it requires the Department to adopt rules for mail delivery and scanning, and to issue annual reports on detected synthetic drugs.

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History

Feb 4

Senate

Filed with Secretary by Sen. Terri Bryant

Feb 4

Senate

First Reading

Feb 4

Senate

Referred to Assignments