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| Freed-inmate ID bill draws support, but group says more could be done |
| By ilnews.org |
| Published: 12/14/2016 |
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It’s a simple step that will help cut down on the recidivism rate in Illinois prisons. That’s what Gov. Bruce Rauner said about a bill to give state-issued ID cards to inmates leaving the corrections system. The measure passed both chambers and would require the secretary of state to issue a standard Illinois ID card when someone is released, as long as the inmate provides certain documents. If the inmate doesn’t have the proper documents, a temporary ID card will be issued that’s good for 90 days. Read More. |
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