Rule 3-9(a) / Re-referred to Assignments
Summary
The bill revises the Illinois Vehicle Code to clarify what an automated license‑plate reader (ALPR) is and to impose limits on how long its data can be kept, who may view it, and when it can be shared. It applies to all state, local and private law‑enforcement users of ALPRs, requiring 90‑day archiving, five‑year retention, and written approval for any access after that period. The measure also bars sharing ALPR data for reproductive‑health or immigration‑status investigations and restricts out‑of‑state access.
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