Illinois House and Senate pass massive amendment to SAFE-T Act, sending measure to Gov. Pritzker to sign

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Illinois House and Senate pass massive amendment to SAFE-T Act, sending measure to Gov. Pritzker to sign

(The Center Square) – The Illinois House and Senate on Thursday passed a 300-plus page amendment updating the SAFE-T Act by expanding the crimes that are detainable and clarifying language in the legislation.

The amendment to the SAFE-T Act filed this week includes language to allow denial of pretrial release for a slew of serious crimes, ranging from murder to kidnapping and more.

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Illinois House and Senate pass massive amendment to SAFE-T Act, sending measure to Gov. Pritzker to sign

Illinois House and Senate pass massive amendment to SAFE-T Act, sending measure to Gov. Pritzker to sign

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