61. GOVERNOR SIGNS LAW REQUIRING LIFETIME SUPERVISION FOR MOST DANGEROUS SEX OFFENDE With the Governor’s signature, illinois joins 13 other states in the nation House Bill 23 amends the criminal code of 1961 by limiting when a child sex http://www.idph.state.il.us/public/press05/7.10.05.htm

July 10, 2005 GOVERNOR SIGNS LAW REQUIRING LIFETIME SUPERVISION FOR MOST DANGEROUS SEX OFFENDERS Governor signs additional laws tightening restrictions and registration, and defining parameters to better help citizens keep track of sex offenders residing in their communities Madigan initiated several of the proposals in the package the Governor is signing, including a proposal for lifetime supervision for sex offenders, a proposal to protect residents of nursing homes from sex offenders and other convicted felons and a proposal that will better equip law enforcement to crack down on non-compliant sex offenders. Sponsored by Rep. Careen M. Gordon ( D-Coal City) and Sen. Don Harmon ( D-Oak Park) and authored by Attorney General Madigan, House Bill 2386 creates the possibility of lifetime parole supervision for some of the highest-risk sex offenders convicted of predatory criminal sexual assault of a child, aggravated criminal sexual assault or criminal sexual assault, on or after July 1, 2005. Currently, all sex offenders released from prison serve a parole term of a maximum of five years under the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC), where they are closely supervised by a parole agent who has the authority to return them to prison for exhibiting high-risk behaviors. Under this new law, these three categories of offenders will be mandated from a minimum of three years to a maximum of lifetime of parole supervision as determined by the Prisoner Review Board.

62. Welcome To The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority illinois law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Director Thomas Jurkanin Chairman Bensinger reported on the revision of the criminal code, http://www.icjia.state.il.us/public/index.cfm?metaSection=about&metapage=AuthMin

63. Chicago Lawyer Jeffery Leving Has Attorneys At Law For Divorce Cases Lawyers Att Amends the criminal code of 1961. Creates the offense of paternity fraud. 2/21/2003 House Assigned to Judiciary II criminal law Committee http://www.dadsrights.com/leving_hb2267.html

Illinois House Bill #2267 - Drafted by Jeffery M. Leving, Esq. Synopsis As Introduced Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Creates the offense of paternity fraud. Provides that a person commits the offense by knowingly alleging that a person is the biological father of a child when that person knows that the allegation is false. Provides that the penalty is a Class A misdemeanor. House Amendment No. 1 Provides that the offense of paternity fraud may only be committed if the defendant knows that the allegation that a person is the biological father of a child is both false and may result in the person alleged to be the biological father of the child being erroneously adjudicated as the father of the child. Bill Status of HB2267 93rd General Assembly Short Description: CRIM CD-PATERNITY FRAUD House Sponsors Rep. William Delgado - Cynthia Soto - Linda Chapa LaVia - Paul D. Froehlich - Rosemary Kurtz, Mike Boland, William Davis and Ed Sullivan Jr. Senate Sponsors (Sen. Iris Y. Martinez )

64. SSA Publications As mentioned previously, illinois law only censures the nonmedical use of under the criminal code, this crime would be punishable by a mandatory jail http://www.ssa.uchicago.edu/publications/advforum/v5n2/rophynol.html

Rohypnol: A Concentrated Response By Stacey Champagne, Second Year Administration occurred (Staten, 1996). One of the first steps in reframing the issue is to enact state legislation similar to federal policy which condemns the use of controlled substances in perpetrating violent crimes. Current state legislation must therefore be changed to: (1) classify Rohypnol under the strictest category of substances under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, Schedule I; and (2) acknowledge drug related sexual assault as a felony under the criminal code. As mentioned previously, Illinois law only censures the non-medical use of Rohypnol, thereby framing the issue of the drug in medical/health terms. However, Rohypnol must be explicitly recognized as a drug used to facilitate violent and serious crime. Those individuals in positions to develop and alter policy must be made aware that Rohypnol is not only illegal and poses physical danger, but that it is utilized as a stealth weapon to perpetrate violent acts of sexual assault against women. If Rohypnol was classified as a Schedule I drug, and drug-related sexual assault was designated a felony under the criminal code, this crime would be punishable by a mandatory jail sentence of 30 years. Therfore, implicit in this new legislation would be a broad social goal of intolerance of violence against women.

65. Single-Cell Citizens: Whacky Law Gets Anti-Choice Brigade Hot & Bothered § Lean Judge lawrence also cited an illinois state law that says an “unborn child a whole semester mucking about the illinois criminal code, let me comment. http://www.leanleft.com/archives/2005/02/07/4016/

@import url( http://www.leanleft.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/bricks/style.css ); Lean Left Posted by KTK Edit This The anti-choice blogosphere is all a-flutter over this report of a recent preliminary decision in an Illinois lawsuit. A couple sued an IVF clinic which inadvertently destroyed some stored, frozen conceptuses, on grounds of wrongful death two murder convictions in the case of the death of one pregnant woman being only the most egregious example). It could have indirect implications for the abortion debate - it would more directly make IVF procedures and embryo research all but impossible. Already sex-negatives are crowing over this precedent. ). This ruling certainly sets up a legal showdown over that principle, but it does nothing as far as actually overriding it. (In fact, the ruling merely states that the case can proceed - it does not even state that the legal theory the couple is banking on is valid - only that they have the right to argue their case.) The judge is relying - as a trial judge pretty much has to - on the fact that the laws exist - he is not asserting as legal precedent that the laws are Constitutional. That fight will - no doubt - come later. Filed under: General Legal Issues Culture Science ... Privacy 4 Comments TrackBack URI On 2/7/2005 Craig Edit This We need some people to start taking exemptions on their tax returns from the time (year) of conception. It could cost millions. The law now allows you to take a full exemption for a child born on or before December 31st.

66. Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Information Technology Computer Crime Prevention law illinois Compiled Statutes, Chapter 720, criminal (d) In addition to its meaning as defined in Section 151 of this code, http://www.infotech.siu.edu/csc/policies/prevent.htm

[You are using an out of date browser. This site will look better if you upgrade to a current browser Index A-Z Apply Now From the Chancellor ... Weather Search SIUC Information Technology Computer Support Center Computer Crime Prevention Law Printable Version Computer Crime Prevention Law Illinois Compiled Statutes, Chapter 720, Criminal Offenses Criminal Code. Article 16D, Computer Crime (720 ILCS 5/16D-1 et. seq.) 5/16D-1. Short title 16D-1. Short title. This Article shall be known and may be cited as the "Computer Crime Prevention Law".Laws 1961, p. 1983, s 16D-1, added by P.A. 85-926, s 1, eff. Dec. 1, 1987. 5/16D-2. Definitions 16D-2 Definitions. As used in this Article, unless the context otherwise indicates: (a) "Computer" means a device that accepts, processes, stores, retrieves or outputs data, and includes but is not limited to auxiliary storage and telecommunications devices connected to computers. (b) "Computer program" or "program" means a series of coded instructions or statements in a form acceptable to a computer which causes the computer to process data and supply the results of the data processing.

67. Jenner & Block LLP - TERRI L. MASCHERIN a nonpartisan project to reform and clarify the illinois criminal code. The CLEAR Initiative (criminal law Edit, Alignment and Reform) http://www.jenner.com/people/bio.asp?id=298

68. Jenner & Block LLP - TERENCE G. BANICH Commercial law and Uniform Commercial code, White Collar criminal Defense and Coauthor, Purchasing law in illinois, Lorman Educational Services, http://www.jenner.com/people/bio.asp?id=343

69. Chicago Tribune News | Registration federal criminal civil rights case under Title 18 United States code 242.9 Very similar to criminal conspiracy under illinois law, Title 18 United http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/specials/chi-jailreport-partone-criminallawsf

70. Escobedo V. Ill. I quoted to Captain Flynn the Section of the criminal code which allows an Petitioner, a layman, was undoubtedly unaware that under illinois law an http://www.tourolaw.edu/patch/Escobedo/

ESCOBEDO v. ILLINOIS April 29, 1964, Argued June 22, 1964, Decided MR. JUSTICE GOLDBERG delivered the opinion of the Court. MR. JUSTICE HARLAN , dissenting. MR. JUSTICE STEWART , dissenting. MR. JUSTICE WHITE , with whom MR. JUSTICE CLARK and MR. JUSTICE STEWART join, dissenting. CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS. Barry L. Kroll argued the cause for petitioner. With him on the brief was Donald M. Haskell. James R. Thompson argued the cause for respondent. With him on the brief were Daniel P. Ward and Elmer C. Kissane. Bernard Weisberg argued the cause for the American Civil Liberties Union, as amicus curiae, urging reversal. With him on the brief was Walter T. Fisher. MR. JUSTICE GOLDBERG delivered the opinion of the Court. The critical question in this case is whether, under the circumstances, the refusal by the police to honor petitioner's request to consult with his lawyer during the course of an interrogation constitutes a denial of "the Assistance of Counsel" in violation of the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution as "made obligatory upon the States by the Fourteenth Amendment," Gideon v. Wainwright, 372 U.S. 335, 342, and thereby renders inadmissible in a state criminal trial any incriminating statement elicited by the police during the interrogation. On the night of January 19, 1960, petitioner's brother-in-law was fatally shot. In the early hours of the next morning, at 2:30 a.m., petitioner was arrested without a warrant and interrogated. Petitioner made no statement to the police and was released at 5 that afternoon pursuant to a state court writ of habeas corpus obtained by Mr. Warren Wolfson, a lawyer who had been retained by petitioner.

71. "Closing The Loopholes For Incestuous Offenders" By Elizabeth Donald :: Protect The reason is a special provision in the illinois criminal code that allows for a But in illinois, Weeks said, the law was added intentionally in 1981. http://www.protect.org/articles/belleville_nd.shtml

> HOME > ARTICLES Closing the Loopholes for Incestuous Offenders Closing the Loopholes for Incestuous Offenders By Elizabeth Donald Originally published in the Belleville News-Democrat , May 18, 2003 If a person molests a child in Illinois, he faces up to 30 years in prison. If he molests his own child, he can get probation. The reason is a special provision in the Illinois criminal code that allows for a lighter sentence if a person commits incest rather than molesting a stranger's child. And it has caught the eye of national children's rights groups and state legislators, who want to put an end to Illinois' incest exception. A deliberate loophole In 1981, legislators added an exception to the sentencing code for sexual assault, allowing prosecutors to offer probation in incest cases in an effort to keep troubled families together while addressing their problems. Madison County prosecutor Kyle Napp said she has never had a judge actually sentence probation unless the state's attorney's office agreed. But St. Clair County State's Attorney Robert Haida said judges have imposed probation in some cases when his office wanted imprisonment. "We've had cases where we have asked for jail time, and it's not a case where the judges always follow our recommendations," Haida said.

72. GP Guide -- Gun Control Article 24 of the illinois criminal code deals with the unlawful use, possession, sale, University of illinois law Review. 1996. No. 2 pp. 467508 http://www.wiu.edu/library/govpubs/guides/guncontr.htm

Gun Control A Guide to Selected Government Information Available at WIU's Government Publications Library (Prepared by -Lara LaDage 9/98; revised 2/00) Web version of this guide includes links to web resources. Federal Government Information Review of Department of Justice Firearm Prosecutions . This hearing evaluates the success of Federal-State law enforcement partnerships to enforce gun laws and to keep guns out of the hands of juveniles. The successes of specific, aggressive firearm prosecution initiatives, such as Operation Triggerlock and Project Exile, are examined. 1999 Y 4.J 89/2:S. HRG. 106-201 Arrestees and Guns: Monitoring the Illegal Firearms Market. This NCRJS publication provides statistics and figures on illegal gun ownership by criminal offenders. 1995 J 28.2:Ar 6/3 Illegal Firearms: Access and Use by Arrestees. This NCJRS brief examines the links between arrestees and the ease in which they obtain firearms and guns with gangs and drugs. 1997 J 28.24:F 51/2 Juvenile Gun Violence and Gun Markets in Boston. Examines supply and demand in the illicit gun market in Boston and the resulting juvenile violence committed. 1997

73. Gould's Criminal Law And Procedure Handbook Of Illinois, 2005 Edition - LexisNex Gould s illinois criminal and Traffic law Manual, 2005 Edition Gould s illinois criminal and Traffic Gould s Vehicle code of illinois, 2005 Edition http://bookstore.lexis.com/bookstore/catalog?action=product&prod_id=50337&cat_id

74. Criminal Defense Attorneys Donahue Sowa Bugos & Brown Lisle Geneva Illinois Lawy Lisle and Geneva illinois law firm Donahue, Sowa, Bugos and Brown, The Model Penal code, which is a source of many states criminal statutes, http://www.dui-criminal-lawyers.com/DynamicContentPage.shtml?ss=fln-faq-question

75. Will It Be The Governor's Class X Or The Legislature's H.B. 1500? - Robert Schuwerk, legal counsel for the illinois law Enforcement Noel expressed concern that changes in the criminal code be carefully considered. http://www.lib.niu.edu/ipo/ii771004.html

SPECIAL STAFF REPORT Special session on criminal justice Will it be the governor's Class X or the legislature's H.B. 1500? IT SEEMS a near certainty that sweeping criminal justice reform will result from the special session of the General Assembly called by Gov. James R. Thompson for October 24. For one thing, that is the avowed major purpose of the session, for another it is clearly the will of both the legislature and the governor. The real question is: What kind of reform will be adopted and who will get the credit for it? Gov. Thompson announced a compromise anti-crime package August 26 designed to break the legislative deadlock on divergent crime bills. In the regular session last June two forms of criminal code overhaul vied for acceptance. One was House Bill 1500, a House Judiciary II Committee bill that was drafted after two-and-a-half years of study on crime sentencing procedures. H.B. 1500 passed the House 153-6, but was squelched after the main competing concept — Gov. Thompson's Class X package — was amended onto it in the Senate. (The Senate had passed Class X earlier, 33-10, in the form of S.B. 165, sponsored by Sen. George Sangmeister (D., Joliet)). That the two concepts both died was seen by some to be the result of an unsavory scramble for political credit for cracking down on criminals. Yet there were several very basic differences in the substance of the reforms, differences which both sides tended to obscure in attempts to vilify the other.

76. LII: State Statutes By Topic Crimes and Punishments (see Title 9) criminal code (see Title 9a) For the marriage, divorce, and adoption laws of the states see the LII table pages http://straylight.law.cornell.edu/topics/state_statutes2.html

Law about... collection home tell me more donate Topical Index: State Statutes on the Internet (Part II) [To return to Part I and the index of topics, click here Criminal Code Alabama (see Title 13A) Alaska- Title 11 Arizona- Title 13 Arkansas (see Title 5) ... Massachusetts (see Title I) Michigan Penal Code Crimes and Offenses Minnesota (see Chapters 609 thru 624) Mississippi (see Title 97) ... Virginia (see Title 18.2) Washington Crimes and Punishments (see Title 9) Criminal Code (see Title 9a) West Virginia (see Chapter 61) Wisconsin (see Chapters 938-951) ... Wyoming- Title 6 Criminal Procedure Alabama (see Title 15) Alaska- Title 12 Arizona- Title 13 Arkansas (see Title 16, Subitle 6) ... Wyoming- Title 7 Education Alabama (see Title 16) Alaska- Title 14 Arizona- Title 15 Arkansas (see Title 6) ... Idaho- Title 33 Illinois Schools- Chapter 105 Higher Education- Chapter 110 Educational Labor Relations- Chapter 115 Indiana Education- Title 20 Education Finance- Title 21 Iowa- Title VII Kansas (see Chapters 71 and 72) ... Kentucky (see Title XIII; PDF)

77. LII: State Statutes By Topic Business and Professions code; Civil code; Civil Procedure; Commercial law; Corporations; Corrections; Courts and Court Officers; criminal code http://straylight.law.cornell.edu/topics/state_statutes.html

Law about... collection home tell me more donate Topical Index: State Statutes on the Internet Most but not all state statutes on the Internet are organized along lines fitting the following topical breakdown. [For a full listing of State Statutes on the Net, click here Agriculture Alcoholic Beverages Alternative Dispute Resolution ... Water Code State Statutes on the Internet by Topic Agriculture Alabama- Title 2 Alaska- Title 3 Arizona- Title 3 Arkansas- Title 2 ... Wyoming- Title 11 Alcoholic Beverages Alabama- Title 28 Alaska- Title 4 Arizona- Title 4 Arkansas- Title 3 ... Wyoming- Title 12 Alternative Dispute Resolution Alabama- Title 6, Chapter 6 Alaska Arizona- Title 12, Article 2 Arkansas- Title 16, Subtitle1- 7 California (see Title 2, Division 3, Part 1, Chapter 4.5, Article 5) Colorado- Title 13, Article 22, Part 2 ... South Carolina- Title 15, Chapter 48 South Dakota Tennessee- Title 29, Chapter 5 Texas (see Government Code, Title 10, Subtitle A, 2008) Utah- Title 58, Chapter 39a Vermont- Title 12, Chapter 192 ... Wisconsin- Chapter 802-12 PDF Wyoming- Title 1, Chapter 36

78. Illinois General Assembly - Legislation illinois Compiled Statutes Table of Contents. criminal code; 720 ILCS 5/ criminal code of 1961. OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs2.asp?ChapterID=53

79. Timothy V. State (04/30/2004) Ap-1928 law Offices of James B. Gottstein. 406 G Street, Suite 210, Anchorage, AK 99501 Commentary, Proposed Oregon criminal code (1970), 135 at p. http://touchngo.com/ap/html/ap-1928.htm

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