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IL SB3321
Bill
AI Summary
- Expands protection of minors during custodial interrogation from those under 15 years old to those under 18 years old at time of offense
- Requires counsel to be present throughout entire custodial interrogation for all minors under 18, with no ability to waive right to counsel during questioning
- Makes statements obtained without counsel present throughout custodial interrogation inadmissible as evidence in any juvenile or criminal proceeding
- Eliminates the previous provision allowing presumption of inadmissibility to be overcome by showing statement was voluntary and reliable based on totality of circumstances
- Ensures public defender or contracted attorney availability during custodial interrogations in all counties for minors under 18
Legislative Description
CTY CD&JUV CT-MINOR INTERROGAT
Last Action
Session Sine Die
1/7/2025
Committee Referrals
Assignments2/7/2024
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