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An Act Extending DNA Collection to All Illinois Felony Convictions (SB 280, P.A. 93-0216, 2003)

January 1, 2004

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Most significant expansion of the original law; rewrote § 5-4-3 to extend collection to all persons convicted of any Illinois felony (not just sex offenses), juveniles adjudicated for qualifying offenses, sexually dangerous persons, and those already incarcerated. Effective January 1, 2004.

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State
Illinois
Bill Number
SB 280
Legislation Status
Enacted

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