IL HB3930

Amends the definition of "sexual orientation" in hate crime statutes to reference the Illinois Human Rights Act definition instead of listing "heterosexuality, homosexuality, or bisexuality."

Expands institutional vandalism statute to include actual or perceived ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, and physical or mental disability as protected characteristics, matching hate crime protections.

Requires courts imposing sentences for hate crimes to order restitution or impose fines up to $1,000, mandate at least 200 hours of community service, and require educational programs discouraging hate crimes for certain offenders.

Adds "sexual orientation" as an aggravating factor in sentencing guidelines (Section 5-5-3.2) for crimes committed against individuals based on their actual or perceived sexual orientation, with reference to the Illinois Human Rights Act definition.