IL HB3348

Amends Illinois criminal accountability law to change the standard from acting "with the intent" to promote or facilitate an offense to "by taking deliberate action" to promote or facilitate it, and removes the word "equally" from provisions holding participants responsible for consequences of acts in a common criminal design

Creates separate, reduced sentencing guidelines for individuals convicted under accountability theory (aiding/abetting) who did not initiate the offense or expressly direct another person to commit elements of the offense

Caps imprisonment for accountable parties at: 30 years for first degree murder (50 years extended term), 15 years for Class X felonies, 7 years for Class 1 felonies, 3 years for Class 2 felonies, and 2 years for Class 3 felonies

Prohibits imposing a separate sentence for the underlying offense when another person's conduct satisfied an element of that offense

Establishes corresponding limits on probation, conditional discharge, and periodic imprisonment terms for those convicted under accountability theory, and takes effect immediately upon becoming law