SB3826

HATE CRIMES-UNIFORM REPORTING

Introduced·2/6/26
Introduced Text

SB3826 mandates law enforcement agencies to report hate crimes and bias incidents to the Illinois State Police within two weeks, detailing specific.

SB3826 amends the Uniform Crime Reporting Act to require each law enforcement agency to submit a report to the Illinois State Police within two weeks of receiving a complaint of a hate crime or bias-related incident. The report must include details such as the identity of the suspect, the date and location of the offense, the victim's identity, the type of bias, and other relevant information. The bill also outlines procedures for handling such complaints, including sensitive victim interaction, thorough investigations, and community engagement.

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History

Feb 6

Senate

Filed with Secretary by Sen. Ram Villivalam

Feb 6

Senate

First Reading

Feb 6

Senate

Referred to Assignments