IL SB3353

Creates the Community-Based Corrections Task Force to study and develop innovative community-based corrections and rehabilitation programs, focusing on pretrial services and probation.

Task Force shall assess community-based alternatives to detention, review research on their efficacy, and make recommendations for changes to the Code of Criminal Procedure, Unified Code of Correction, and other relevant statutes.

Task Force consists of 18 categories of members including 8 legislators, 8 public members, representatives from courts/corrections agencies, 5 specialty court graduates, and 2 retired specialty court judges, appointed within 90 days of the act's effective date.

Task Force members serve without compensation and must meet at least 5 times, with the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority providing administrative and technical support.

Task Force shall publish a final report by December 31, 2025 detailing findings and recommendations on community-based corrections benefits and implementation of a new community-based corrections program, then dissolve.