IL SB3840

Creates the Illinois Public Corruption Registry, a free, publicly searchable online database maintained by the Illinois State Police to track final dispositions of public corruption offenses.

Requires circuit court clerks, the Executive Ethics Commission, Inspectors General, local ethics boards, the Attorney General, and State's Attorneys to report convictions, liability findings, and corruption-related settlements within 45 days of final disposition.

Registry entries remain publicly accessible for 10 years for misdemeanor offenses and 20 years for felony offenses, or longer if court-ordered disqualifications from public office or contracting apply.

Protects personal information including Social Security numbers, home addresses, and minor victim identities from publication, and excludes unsubstantiated allegations or ongoing investigations.

Knowingly submitting false information to the Registry constitutes a Class A misdemeanor for a first offense and a Class 4 felony for subsequent offenses; effective date is January 1, 2027.