IL HB3714

Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to add "unconditional sentence" as a new sentencing disposition option for felonies and misdemeanors

Courts shall impose an unconditional sentence for defendants who have been incarcerated for Class 4 felonies or Class A, B, or C misdemeanors and released from imprisonment, when the court determines no proper purpose would be served by imposing conditions on release

An unconditional sentence releases the defendant without any parole or mandatory supervised release conditions and discharges them from any additional obligations tied to the conviction

When imposing an unconditional sentence for a felony, the court must document its reasons for the decision in the record

Applies the unconditional sentence option across multiple offense categories: Class 4 felonies (1-3 year imprisonment), Class A misdemeanors (under 1 year), Class B misdemeanors (up to 6 months), and Class C misdemeanors (up to 30 days)