IL HB3822

Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to create separate procedures for parole/mandatory supervised release violations based on the type of violation committed

Violations of criminal statutes (paragraph 1 of Section 3-3-7) can result in revocation and reconfinement, while violations of other conditions (paragraphs 2-21) are limited to continuing the term, modifying conditions, or release to a halfway house

Removes the mandatory revocation requirement for sexual predators and certain sex offenders who violate electronic monitoring/GPS monitoring conditions

Specifies reconfinement calculations: sex offender supervision violations capped at 2 years; youthful offender parole violations allow reconfinement for remaining supervised release term plus up to one year of previously earned time

Provides credit against reconfinement for time spent in custody since parole or release that has not been credited to another sentence