SB3442 amends the Illinois Criminal Code to redefine and penalize various forms of aggravated battery and reckless homicide.
SB3442 amends the Illinois Criminal Code to redefine and penalize various forms of aggravated battery and reckless homicide. It specifies that aggravated battery is a Class 2 felony when it involves inflicting great bodily harm or permanent disability on certain individuals, such as those engaged in religious activities or those with severe or profound intellectual disabilities. Reckless homicide is defined as unintentionally causing death while driving recklessly, with specific penalties for cases involving public thoroughfares, construction zones, or violations of traffic laws.
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