IL HB3323

Deletes provision allowing interrogators to continue recording a minor's custodial interrogation without consent if the minor makes a statement creating reasonable suspicion of a different offense.

Deletes provision that statements made by minors under the deleted circumstances are presumed inadmissible unless the recording is substantially accurate and not intentionally altered.

Expands electronic recording requirement for custodial interrogations from homicide cases only to all felony criminal proceedings, with recordings presumed inadmissible unless substantially accurate and not intentionally altered.

Deletes tiered implementation schedule for different felony offenses (June 1, 2014; June 1, 2015; June 1, 2016) and applies recording requirement broadly to all felonies.

Removes subsection allowing interrogators to continue recording without consent when accused makes statements suggesting commission of other unrecorded offenses.