Illinois
Criminal Code of 2012 (720 ILCS 5)
688 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.
- § 1-1 — Short title
- § 1-2 — General purposes
- § 1-3 — Applicability of common law
- § 1-4 — Civil remedies preserved
- § 1-5 — State criminal jurisdiction
- § 1-6 — Place of trial
- § 1-8 — Order of protection; status
- § 10-1 — Kidnapping
- § 10-10 — Failure to report the death or disappearance of a child under 13 years of age
- § 10-2 — Aggravated kidnaping
- § 10-3 — Unlawful restraint
- § 10-3.1 — Aggravated unlawful restraint
- § 10-4 — Forcible Detention.) (a) A person commits the offense of forcible detention when he holds an individual hostage without lawful authority for the purpose of obtaining performance by a third person of demands made by the person holding the hostage, and (1) the person holding the hostage is armed with
- § 10-5 — Child abduction
- § 10-5.1 — Luring of a minor
- § 10-5.5 — Unlawful visitation or parenting time interference
- § 10-6 — Harboring a runaway
- § 10-7 — Aiding or abetting child abduction
- § 10-8 — Unlawful sale of a public conveyance travel ticket to a minor
- § 10-8.1 — Unlawful sending of a public conveyance travel ticket to a minor
- § 10-9 — Trafficking in persons, involuntary servitude, and related offenses
- § 11-0.1 — Definitions
- § 11-11 — Sexual Relations Within Families
- § 11-13 — (Repealed).
- § 11-14 — Prostitution
- § 11-14.1 — Solicitation of a sexual act
- § 11-14.2 — (Repealed).
- § 11-14.3 — Promoting prostitution
- § 11-14.4 — Promoting commercial sexual exploitation of a child
- § 11-15 — (Repealed).
- § 11-15.1 — (Repealed).
- § 11-16 — (Repealed).
- § 11-17 — (Repealed).
- § 11-17.1 — (Repealed).
- § 11-18 — Patronizing a person engaged in the sex trade
- § 11-18.1 — Patronizing a sexually exploited child
- § 11-19 — (Repealed).
- § 11-19.1 — (Repealed).
- § 11-19.2 — (Repealed).
- § 11-19.3 — (Repealed).
- § 11-20 — Obscenity
- § 11-20.1 — Child pornography
- § 11-20.1A — (Repealed).
- § 11-20.1B — (Repealed).
- § 11-20.2 — Duty of commercial film and photographic print processors or computer technicians to report sexual depiction of children
- § 11-20.4 — Obscene depiction of a purported child
- § 11-21 — Harmful material
- § 11-22 — Tie-in sales of obscene publications to distributors
- § 11-23 — Posting of identifying or graphic information on a pornographic Internet site or possessing graphic information with pornographic material
- § 11-23.5 — Non-consensual dissemination of private sexual images
- § 11-23.7 — Non-consensual dissemination of sexually explicit digitized depictions
- § 11-24 — Child photography by sex offender
- § 11-25 — Grooming
- § 11-26 — Traveling to meet a child
- § 11-6 — Indecent solicitation of a child
- § 11-6.5 — Indecent solicitation of an adult
- § 11-6.6 — Solicitation to meet a child
- § 11-9.1 — Sexual exploitation of a child
- § 11-9.1A — Permitting sexual abuse of a child
- § 11-9.1B — Failure to report sexual abuse of a child
- § 11-9.2 — Custodial sexual misconduct
- § 11-9.3 — Presence within school zone by child sex offenders prohibited; approaching, contacting, residing with, or communicating with a child within certain places by child sex offenders prohibited
- § 11-9.4 — (Repealed).
- § 11-9.4-1 — Sexual predator and child sex offender; presence or loitering in or near public parks prohibited
- § 11-9.5 — Sexual misconduct with a person with a disability
- § 12-0.1 — Definitions
- § 12-1 — Assault
- § 12-10.2 — Tongue splitting
- § 12-10.3 — False representation to a tattoo or body piercing business as the parent or legal guardian of a minor
- § 12-12 — (Repealed).
- § 12-19 — (Repealed).
- § 12-2 — Aggravated assault
- § 12-20 — Sale of body parts
- § 12-20.5 — Dismembering a human body
- § 12-20.6 — Abuse of a corpse
- § 12-21 — (Repealed).
- § 12-21.6-5 — Parent or guardian leaving custody or control of child with child sex offender
- § 12-21.7 — (Repealed).
- § 12-3 — Battery
- § 12-3.1 — Battery of an unborn child; aggravated battery of an unborn child
- § 12-3.2 — Domestic battery
- § 12-3.3 — Aggravated domestic battery
- § 12-3.8 — Violation of a civil no contact order
- § 12-3.9 — Violation of a stalking no contact order
- § 12-32 — Ritual mutilation
- § 12-33 — Ritualized abuse of a child
- § 12-34 — Female genital mutilation
- § 12-35 — Sexual conduct or sexual contact with an animal
- § 12-36 — Possession of unsterilized or vicious dogs by felons prohibited
- § 12-37 — Possession and sale of caustic and noxious substances
- § 12-38 — Restrictions on purchase or acquisition of corrosive or caustic acid
- § 12-4.1 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.10 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.11 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.12 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.2 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.2-5 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.3 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.4 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.4a — Abuse or criminal neglect of a long term care facility resident; criminal abuse or neglect of an elderly person or person with a disability
- § 12-4.5 — Tampering with food, drugs or cosmetics
- § 12-4.6 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.7 — (Repealed).
- § 12-4.8 — (Repealed).
- § 12-5 — Reckless conduct
- § 12-5.01 — (Repealed).
- § 12-5.1 — Criminal housing management
- § 12-5.2 — Injunction in connection with criminal housing management or aggravated criminal housing management
- § 12-5.5 — Common carrier recklessness
- § 12-6 — Intimidation
- § 12-6.2 — Aggravated intimidation
- § 12-6.4 — Criminal street gang recruitment on school grounds or public property adjacent to school grounds and criminal street gang recruitment of a minor
- § 12-7 — Compelling confession or information by force or threat
- § 12-7.1 — Hate crime
- § 12-7.2 — Educational intimidation
- § 12-7.3 — Stalking
- § 12-7.4 — Aggravated stalking
- § 12-7.5 — Cyberstalking
- § 12-7.6 — Cross burning
- § 12-8 — (Repealed).
- § 12-9 — Threatening public officials; human service providers
- § 12A-1 — Short title
- § 12A-10 — Definitions
- § 12A-15 — Restricted sale or rental of violent video games
- § 12A-20 — Affirmative defenses
- § 12A-25 — Labeling of violent video games
- § 12A-5 — Findings
- § 12B-1 — Short title
- § 12B-10 — Definitions
- § 12B-15 — Restricted sale or rental of sexually explicit video games
- § 12B-20 — Affirmative defenses
- § 12B-25 — Labeling of sexually explicit video games
- § 12B-30 — Posting notification of video games rating system
- § 12B-35 — Availability of brochure describing rating system
- § 12B-5 — Findings
- § 12C-20 — Abandonment of a school bus containing children
- § 12C-25 — Contributing to the dependency and neglect of a minor
- § 12C-50 — Hazing
- § 12C-50.1 — Failure to report hazing
- § 12C-60 — Curfew
- § 12C-70 — Adoption compensation prohibited
- § 14-1 — Definitions
- § 14-2 — Elements of the offense; affirmative defense
- § 14-3 — Exemptions
- § 14-3A — Recordings, records, and custody
- § 14-3B — Notice of interception or recording
- § 14-4 — Sentence
- § 14-5 — Evidence inadmissible
- § 14-6 — Civil remedies to injured parties
- § 14-7 — Common carrier to aid in detection
- § 14-8 — Discovery of eavesdropping device by an individual, common carrier, private investigative agency or non-governmental corporation)
- § 14-9 — Discovery of eavesdropping device by common carrier by wire - disclosure to subscriber.) Any agent, officer or employee of any common carrier by wire who discovers any physical evidence of an eavesdropping device which such person does not know to be a legal eavesdropping device shall, within a reas
- § 15-1 — Property
- § 15-10 — Governmental property
- § 15-2 — Owner
- § 15-3 — Permanent deprivation
- § 15-4 — Deception
- § 15-5 — Threat
- § 15-6 — Stolen property
- § 15-7 — Obtain
- § 15-8 — Obtains control
- § 15-9 — Value
- § 16-0.1 — Definitions
- § 16-1 — Theft
- § 16-1.1 — (Repealed).
- § 16-1.2 — (Repealed).
- § 16-10 — (Repealed).
- § 16-11 — (Repealed).
- § 16-12 — (Repealed).
- § 16-13 — (Repealed).
- § 16-14 — Theft of utility services
- § 16-15 — (Repealed).
- § 16-16 — (Repealed).
- § 16-16.1 — (Repealed).
- § 16-17 — Theft of advertising services
- § 16-18 — Tampering with communication services; theft of communication services
- § 16-19 — (Repealed).
- § 16-2 — Theft of lost or mislaid property
- § 16-20 — (Repealed).
- § 16-21 — (Repealed).
- § 16-25 — Retail theft
- § 16-25.1 — Organized retail crime
- § 16-25.2 — Retail loss prevention report and notice requirements
- § 16-26 — Detention; affirmative defense
- § 16-27 — Civil liability
- § 16-28 — Delivery container theft
- § 16-3 — Theft of labor or services or use of property
- § 16-3.1 — (Repealed).
- § 16-30 — Identity theft; aggravated identity theft
- § 16-31 — Transmission of personal identifying information
- § 16-32 — Facilitating identity theft
- § 16-33 — Civil remedies
- § 16-34 — Offender's interest in the property; consent
- § 16-35 — Mandating law enforcement agencies to accept and provide reports; judicial factual determination
- § 16-36 — Venue
- § 16-37 — Exemptions; relation to other laws
- § 16-4 — (Repealed).
- § 16-40 — Internet offenses
- § 16-5 — Theft from coin-operated machine
- § 16-6 — Theft-related devices