IL SB2683

Expands the definition of "course of conduct" under the Stalking No Contact Order Act to include using electronic tracking systems or acquiring tracking information to determine a person's location, movement, or travel patterns

Clarifies that a course of conduct may include contact via electronic communications and covers direct, indirect, or third-party actions including following, monitoring, observing, surveilling, or threatening a person, workplace, school, or place of worship

Maintains that incarceration of a person who commits stalking is not a bar to prosecution under the Act

Preserves exemptions from stalking charges for lawful exercise of free speech, assembly, and bona fide labor dispute picketing at workplaces