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IL SB1877
Bill
Status
2/26/2021
Primary Sponsor
Brian Stewart
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AI Summary
SB1877 Summary
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Changes "caretaking function" to "community engagement function" in body camera law definitions to include town halls, community outreach, death notifications, and wellness checks on vulnerable persons.
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Modifies camera activation requirements to state "if deploying a camera, the camera" must be on during law enforcement encounters, allowing agencies discretion on deployment.
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Adds new exception allowing cameras to be turned off when officers are inside correctional facilities equipped with functioning camera systems.
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Removes mandatory redaction requirement that previously required removal of identification for non-officer, non-subject individuals appearing in recordings disclosed under Freedom of Information Act.
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Requires prosecuting agencies to provide annual reports to the Illinois Law Enforcement Training Standards Board detailing recordings used in prosecutions, including incident details, charges filed, and relevant administrative information.
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Effective January 1, 2022.
Legislative Description
OFFICER-WORN BODY CAMERA
Last Action
Added as Co-Sponsor Sen. Rachelle Crowe
1/7/2022