Public Act . . . . . . . . . 104-0766
Summary
The bill amends the Illinois Juvenile Court Act so that any minor who was previously placed on probation for a firearm possession or discharge offense that caused no injury and is later convicted of another similar offense must take part in programs such as social‑service services, cognitive‑behavioral therapy, family engagement and mentoring. The amendment adds this requirement while keeping existing rules on probation length, conditions, and the prohibition on fines for juveniles. It is intended to improve public safety by focusing on rehabilitation for repeat youth gun offenders.
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