Bill Text: IL SB1036 | 2011-2012 | 97th General Assembly | Amended

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Bill Title: Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Makes a technical change in a Section concerning the offense of pandering.

Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 3-0)

Status: (Failed) 2013-01-08 - Session Sine Die [SB1036 Detail]

Download: Illinois-2011-SB1036-Amended.html

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Sen. Annazette R. Collins

Filed: 4/11/2011

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AMENDMENT TO SENATE BILL 1036
AMENDMENT NO. ______. Amend Senate Bill 1036 by replacing
everything after the enacting clause with the following:
"Section 5. The Unified Code of Corrections is amended by
adding Article 20 to Chapter III as follows:
(730 ILCS 5/Ch. III Art. 20 heading new)
ARTICLE 20. INTEGRATED CORRECTIONAL RE-ENTRY PILOT PROGRAM
(730 ILCS 5/3-20-5 new)
Sec. 3-20-5. Integrated Correctional Re-entry Pilot
Program.
(a) The General Assembly finds that an Integrated
Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program would reduce the costs of
incarceration and recidivism in this State.
(b) The Illinois Department of Corrections shall establish
a 2-year Integrated Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program for

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eligible offenders.
(c) In order for an offender to be eligible for the
program:
(1) the person shall have a professional diagnostic
assessment that has determined that the person is drug or
alcohol dependent and would benefit from treatment;
(2) the person is a drug or alcohol dependent person
within the meaning of the Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse
and Dependency Act or was drug or alcohol dependent at the
time of the commission of the present offense;
(3) the present offense was committed while the person
was under the influence of a controlled substance or
alcohol or was committed to acquire property or moneys in
order to support the person's drug or alcohol dependency;
(4) substance abuse treatment and monitoring will
serve to benefit the person by addressing the drug or
alcohol dependency and will thereby reduce the likelihood
that the person will commit another offense;
(5) the person has not been previously convicted of, or
adjudicated delinquent for, arson or a related offense
pursuant to Article 20 of the Criminal Code of 1961, or a
similar crime under the laws of any other state or the
United States;
(6) the person has not been previously convicted of, or
adjudicated delinquent for, the commission of a sex offense
as defined in Article 11 of the Criminal Code of 1961 or a

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similar crime under the laws of any other state or the
United States;
(7) the length of the person's aggregate sentence for
the present offense was at least 36 months;
(8) the person meets eligibility criteria established
pursuant to Department of Corrections rules for release to
residential community programs except that a person shall
be eligible 6 months prior to parole or mandatory
supervised release (MSR);
(9) the person shall be currently participating in an
institutional substance abuse treatment program in an
Illinois Department of Corrections facility; and
(10) any person who meets the eligibility criteria
outlined in paragraphs (1) through (9) of this subsection
(c) shall be eligible for admission into the program. Any
inmate incarcerated on the effective date of this
amendatory Act of the 97th General Assembly shall also be
eligible for the program if the eligibility requirements
specified in paragraphs (1) through (9) of this subsection
(c) are met.
(d) An offender eligible for the Integrated Correctional
Re-entry Pilot Program shall be transitioned to the Integrated
Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program for continued care and
transitional or re-entry services for the final 6 months of the
incarceration portion of his or her sentence.
(e) An offender transitioned to the Integrated

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Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program must reside in his or her
own approved residence or approved transitional housing, but
shall attend on-site programming at the Integrated
Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program facility for 8 to 12 hours
a day. An offender in the Integrated Correctional Re-entry
Pilot Program shall be placed on electronic monitoring with an
approved electronic monitoring device as defined in Section
5-8A-2 of this Code for the first 60 to 90 days of his or her
participation in the Program. An offender's movements shall be
restricted to his or her residence, the Integrated Correctional
Re-entry Pilot Program facility, and work or education sites as
the offender progresses through the Program. If an offender
violates the movement restrictions imposed by this Section, the
offender's parole agent shall be immediately notified and the
Department of Corrections shall impose punishment upon the
offender up to and including revocation of electronic
monitoring status and return to incarceration in an Illinois
Department of Corrections facility.
(f) The Program shall be an integrated Service Delivery
model provided by a single qualified vendor, and shall include,
at a minimum the following components:
(1) Substance Abuse and Co-Occurring Disorder
treatment. Participation in the Program must begin with
intensive treatment provided by certified substance abuse
counselors or licensed mental health professionals. Upon
entry into the Program an offender shall undergo a

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comprehensive battery of substance abuse and mental health
assessments to determine treatment needs. Based on
assessed risks and needs individualized goals and
objectives must be developed for each participant.
Treatment programming must include substance abuse
counseling groups, cognitive restructuring interventions,
anger management groups, co-occurring disorder groups,
individual therapy, and medication-assisted treatment, as
indicated. Program compliance must be monitored through
regular urinalysis drug testing. The intensive treatment
phase shall last a minimum of 90-days, and will be followed
by a less intensive "step-down" treatment phase for the
minimum of an additional 90 days, designed to prepare
offenders for self-sufficiency in the community through
continued outpatient and aftercare treatment, life skills
training, and employment readiness training.
(2) Re-entry Case Management. Re-entry case managers
shall coordinate comprehensive re-entry support services
tailored to the needs of each offender and shall coordinate
the treatment team in the provision of these services.
(3) Medication Assisted Treatment. The offender, when
indicated, shall be administered once-monthly,
non-addictive, FDA-approved medication for the treatment
of alcohol dependence and the prevention of relapse to
opioid dependence following detoxification.
(g) A single treatment provider shall be selected to

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provide the Pilot Program through a Request for Qualifications
(RFQ) process. A Request for Qualifications form of procurement
shall allow the Department of Corrections to select the vendor
to implement the Pilot of this Program, without the demands of
prescribing the Program in a form solicitation procurement
document. This is required so that a qualified provider can
assist the Illinois Department of Corrections with the planning
and implementation process for the Program during the start-up
period authorized by this Code. The RFQ selection shall require
that the Illinois Department of Corrections select a vendor for
the program that shall:
(1) have significant experience providing alcohol and
drug abuse treatment, and co-occurring mental health
treatment to offenders sentenced to the Department of
Corrections, both on an in-custody basis and in community
corrections settings;
(2) have a record of providing high quality
evidence-based substance abuse and alcohol treatment at
the community level in Illinois;
(3) possess deep knowledge and familiarity with the
communities on Chicago's west side; and
(4) have experience using once-monthly, non-addictive,
FDA-approved medication to treat alcohol and drug abuse.
(h) The Integrated Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program
shall be based in a facility designed to serve communities on
the west side of Chicago.

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(i) The Department of Corrections shall operate the
Integrated Correctional Re-entry Pilot Program for no less than
2 years plus a 6-month start-up phase, beginning on the
effective date of this amendatory Act of the 97th General
Assembly. The Department of Corrections shall monitor and
evaluate the impact of the Integrated Correctional Re-entry
Pilot Program during its implementation, including cost
efficiency and the effect of the Program on recidivism, and
establish a 3-year follow up evaluation and outcome assessment
for all participants in the Program. The Department of
Corrections shall include the results of the evaluation in a
report that it must use to assess the potential long-term
implementation and expansion of the Integrated Correctional
Re-entry Pilot Program in Illinois.
(j) Upon completion of the evaluation of the pilot phase,
per subsection (i) of this Section, if the Program is found to
successfully reduce recidivism and incarceration costs for the
target population, the Department of Corrections shall
replicate the Program in additional geographic areas of the
State. The expansion shall be accomplished through a
competitive bid process, with preference given to entities with
experience in the provision of integrated services similar to
those provided in the Program's design.
Section 99. Effective date. This Act takes effect upon
becoming law.".