Illinois SB3666 aims to reduce barriers to licensure by modifying the criteria for considering criminal convictions in licensing applications.
Illinois SB3666, the Reducing Barriers to Licensure Act, amends the Department of Professional Regulation Law to ease restrictions on licensure for individuals with criminal histories. The bill allows for the consideration of mitigating factors and evidence of rehabilitation when evaluating applicants with prior convictions. It prohibits automatic denial of licensure based solely on criminal history unless the offense directly relates to the duties of the profession sought.
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