HB 3355 HA1 - Sentencing Reform
HB2353 HA1 & SB316 SA1 - Cannabis Regulation & Taxation
HB 2882 - Changes to Truth-In-Sentencing Good-Time Sentencing Credit Restrictions
HB 3337 & HB 3856 - Changes to Theft, Retail Theft, and Criminal Damage to Property
Dynamic Marginal Costs in Bill Fiscal Impact Analyses
HB 2515 & SB 2073 - Early Release Eligibility Pool Calculation
SB 2872 HFA2 - Changes to Probation Eligibility and Sentence Credits
SB 1722 SA3 - Safe Neighborhoods Reform Act
HB 6595 Changes to Penalties for Drug Crimes
HB 5666 - Revising Sentencing for Non-Violent Offenders with Less Than Four Months Stay
HB 6193 - Sentence Enhancements for Unlawful Use of a Weapon (UUW) Offenses
SB 2295 - Justice Reinvestment Fund; Changes to the Criminal Code (Partial Analysis Due to Data Limitations)
HB 4357 & SB 2228 - Sentence Reductions for Possession of Cannabis under 500 Grams
House Proposal - Changes to Truth-In-Sentencing Good-Time Sentencing Credit Restrictions
Victimization Costs in Bill Fiscal Impact Analyses
HB 218 Enrolled - Sentence Reductions for Possession of Cannabis under 100 Grams
HB 218 HA1 - House Amendment One Sentence Reductions for Possession of Cannabis under 30 Grams
HB 1310 - Elderly Sentence Modification Program
HB 3884 - GED Sentence Credit
HB 4123 - Reduction to Truth-In-Sentencing
SB 1848 - Reclassification of Controlled Substance Amounts
HB 3771 - Changes to the Theft Statute
HB 4378 - Changes to the Theft Statute
HB 3774 - Changes to the Retail Theft Statute
HB 4091 - Changes to the Cannabis Control Act
HB 4299 - Changes to the Cannabis Control Act
HB 5708 - Changes to the Cannabis Control Act
HB 4091, HB 4299, and HB 5708 - Comparison of Proposed Changes to the Cannabis Control Act
SB 1342 HA1 & HA5 - Unlawful Use of a Weapon Sentence Enhancements
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SPAC was created to collect, analyze and present data from all relevant sources to more accurately determine the consequences of sentencing policy decisions and to review the effectiveness and efficiency of current sentencing policies and practices.
The purpose of SPAC is to review sentencing policies and practices and examine how those policies and practices impact the criminal justice system as a whole in the State of Illinois. Read more »
Kathy Saltmarsh
Executive Director
Kathy.Saltmarsh@illinois.gov
(217) 558-4749
Michael R. Elliott
Governmental Affairs &
Communications Advisor
Michael.Elliott@illinois.gov
(217) 558-4748
Nathaniel Inglis Steinfeld
Research Director
Nate.Steinfeld@illinois.gov
(312) 814-5964
