IL HB3224

Removes "forcible felony" from the list of offenses that allow extended probation periods for juveniles, leaving only first-degree murder and Class X felony offenses eligible for probation periods exceeding 5 years or age 21.

Maintains minimum 5-year probation period for minors convicted of first-degree murder or Class X felonies, while standard probation remains capped at 5 years or until age 21, whichever is less.

Preserves existing probation and conditional discharge conditions including requirements for court reporting, employment, treatment, community service, home confinement, electronic monitoring, curfew restrictions, and drug testing.

Requires monthly probation supervision fees of $50 per month unless the court determines the minor cannot pay, with provisions allowing parents or guardians to pay on the minor's behalf.

Mandates that the Chief Judge of each circuit adopt a system of intermediate sanctions for probation violations to ensure swift, certain, and fair punishments for non-compliance.