The bill, introduced by Rep. Theresa Mah (D-Chicago), would have allowed convicted criminals who had served 10 years in prison for a crime they committed before turning 21 to petition a judge for their release.
Rep. John Cabello (R-Machesney Park), who opposed the bill, told The Center Square, “Murder is brutal, it is final for one person, but it’s a lifetime for their family. They should not be having to come back to court to relive the loss that they suffered either being a victim of a crime or the family of a victim of a murder.”
The House voted down the proposed legislation 51-49.
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