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HB 4082

CD CORR-C NUMBER PRISONER

104th Regular Session Introduced by Justin Slaughter

Illinois bill establishing a standardized prisoner identification numbering system (CD CORR-C NUMBER) for Department of Corrections tracking and administration.

Referred to Rules Committee
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Bill Summary · HB 4082

Legislative bill overview

HB 4082 appears to establish or modify a "CD CORR-C NUMBER" system for prisoners in Illinois correctional facilities. Based on the limited title information available, this likely creates a standardized identification or classification numbering system for incarcerated individuals within the Department of Corrections. The bill was recently introduced and referred to the Rules Committee for initial review.

Why is this important

Standardized prisoner identification systems affect how corrections departments track inmates, manage records, and coordinate between facilities. Such systems have practical implications for prisoner rights (access to medical records, legal documentation), administrative efficiency, and data accuracy within the criminal justice system. Classification and numbering schemes can also impact how incarcerated individuals are treated and monitored.

Potential points of contention

  • Privacy and surveillance concerns: Standardized numbering systems enable broader tracking and data collection of incarcerated individuals, raising questions about data security and long-term record-keeping
  • Classification methodology: How prisoners are categorized or numbered could perpetuate disparities if the system incorporates or reflects biased assessment criteria
  • Implementation costs and feasibility: Converting existing systems to a new numbering structure requires significant IT resources and staff training across all facilities

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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