IL HB3663

Expands wrongful conviction compensation to include time served in county jails, juvenile detention facilities, Illinois Youth Centers, on parole or probation, or while registered as a sex offender, in addition to state prison time

Establishes mandatory compensation rates of $50,000 per year for wrongful incarceration (including pre-trial detention) and $25,000 per year for time on parole, probation, or sex offender registration, with amounts prorated for partial years

Extends eligibility for certificates of innocence and compensation to juveniles who were wrongfully adjudicated delinquent, not just adults who were wrongfully convicted

Removes previous compensation caps ($85,350 for 5 years or less; $170,000 for 5-14 years; $199,150 for over 14 years) and the 25% attorney fee limit, replacing them with court-determined reasonable attorney's fees, costs, and expenses

Requires annual adjustment of compensation awards based on Consumer Price Index increases (capped at 5% per year) and provides a 4-year filing window for juvenile cases predating this amendment