IL HB5058

Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to make it illegal to knowingly remove, destroy, tamper with, damage, alter, disable, or interfere with an approved electronic monitoring device without authority

Prohibits interfering with signals, impulses, or data transmitted by or stored within electronic monitoring devices worn as a condition of pretrial detention, probation, conditional discharge, periodic imprisonment, parole, work release, furlough, or post-trial incarceration

Makes it illegal to request or solicit another person to tamper with an electronic monitoring device

Provides exceptions for device owners or their agents performing maintenance/repairs, and for removal directed by a physician due to immediate medical necessity

Classifies violations as a Class 4 felony; defines "approved electronic monitoring device" to include devices that track location or detect alcohol in breath