SB3892

Illinois SB3892 restores the death penalty for certain severe crimes, including first-degree murder and aggravated criminal sexual assault.

Illinois SB3892 amends the state's criminal code to reinstate the death penalty for specific offenses. The bill allows for capital punishment for first-degree murder, including cases where the victim is a peace officer or emergency worker killed in the line of duty. It also permits the death penalty for aggravated criminal sexual assault, particularly when the victim is under 13 years old or when the offender is a family member. Additionally, the bill addresses sentencing enhancements for using firearms during crimes and establishes mandatory supervised release terms for various offenses.