IL HB4994

Creates new violations related to ignition interlock devices, including operating a vehicle without one when restricted, requesting someone else to blow into the device, and tampering with or circumventing the device.

Makes violations of ignition interlock device restrictions a Class A misdemeanor offense.

Declares ignition interlock device records admissible in evidence as business record exceptions to the hearsay rule in proceedings concerning alleged violations, provided the Secretary of State received the records from a person or entity with legal duty to create or maintain them.

Requires the State's Attorney to serve a copy of ignition interlock device reports on the defendant's attorney of record (or the defendant if unrepresented) before any proceeding where the report is used, except at preliminary hearings or grand jury hearings.