Illinois
Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 (725 ILCS 5)
425 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.
- § 112A-1.5 — Purpose and construction
- § 112A-10 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-11 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-11.1 — Procedure for determining whether certain misdemeanor crimes are crimes of domestic violence for purposes of federal law
- § 112A-11.2 — Notification to the Illinois State Police Firearm Owner's Identification Card Office of determinations in certain misdemeanor cases
- § 112A-11.5 — Issuance of protective order
- § 112A-12 — Transfer of issues not decided in cases involving domestic violence
- § 112A-13 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-14 — Domestic violence order of protection; remedies
- § 112A-14.5 — Civil no contact order; remedies
- § 112A-14.7 — Stalking no contact order; remedies
- § 112A-15 — Mutual orders of protection; correlative separate orders
- § 112A-16 — Accountability for actions of others
- § 112A-17 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-17.5 — Ex parte protective orders
- § 112A-18 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-19 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-2 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-2.5 — Types of protective orders
- § 112A-20 — Duration and extension of final protective orders
- § 112A-21 — Contents of orders
- § 112A-21.5 — Contents of civil no contact orders
- § 112A-21.7 — Contents of stalking no contact orders
- § 112A-22 — Notice of orders
- § 112A-22.1 — Short form notification
- § 112A-22.10 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-22.3 — Withdrawal or dismissal of charges or petition
- § 112A-22.5 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-23 — Enforcement of protective orders
- § 112A-24 — Modification, re-opening, and extension of orders
- § 112A-25 — Immunity from prosecution
- § 112A-26 — Arrest without warrant
- § 112A-27 — Law enforcement policies
- § 112A-28 — Data maintenance by law enforcement agencies
- § 112A-29 — Reports by law enforcement officers
- § 112A-3 — Definitions
- § 112A-30 — Assistance by law enforcement officers
- § 112A-31 — Limited law enforcement liability
- § 112A-4 — Persons protected by this Article
- § 112A-4.5 — Who may file petition
- § 112A-5 — Pleading; non-disclosure of address
- § 112A-5.5 — Time for filing petition; service on respondent, hearing on petition, and default orders
- § 112A-6 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-6.1 — Application of rules of civil procedure; criminal law
- § 112A-7 — (Repealed).
- § 112A-8 — Subject matter jurisdiction
- § 112A-9 — Jurisdiction over persons
- § 113-1 — Procedure on arraignment
- § 113-2 — Joint defendants
- § 113-3 — (a) Every person charged with an offense shall be allowed counsel before pleading to the charge
- § 113-3.1 — Payment for court-appointed counsel
- § 113-4 — Plea
- § 113-4.1 — Plea of nolo contendere
- § 113-5 — Plea and Waiver of Jury by Person under 18
- § 113-6 — Effect of failure to arraign and irregularity of arraignment
- § 113-8 — Advisement concerning status as a noncitizen
- § 114-1 — Motion to dismiss charge
- § 114-10 — Motion to produce confession
- § 114-11 — Motion to Suppress Confession
- § 114-12 — Motion to Suppress Evidence Illegally Seized
- § 114-13 — Discovery in criminal cases
- § 114-13.5 — Evidence deposition; elder abuse
- § 114-15 — (Repealed).
- § 114-2 — Motion for a bill of particulars
- § 114-3 — Motion to discharge jury panel
- § 114-4 — Motion for continuance
- § 114-5 — Substitution of judge
- § 114-6 — Change of place of trial.) (a) A defendant may move the court for a change of place of trial on the ground that there exists in the county in which the charge is pending such prejudice against him on the part of the inhabitants that he cannot receive a fair trial in such county
- § 114-7 — Joinder of related prosecutions
- § 114-8 — Motion for severance
- § 114-9 — Motion for a list of witnesses
- § 115-1 — Method of Trial
- § 115-1.5 — Waiver of counsel by persons under 17 years of age prohibited
- § 115-10 — Certain hearsay exceptions
- § 115-10.1 — Admissibility of Prior Inconsistent Statements
- § 115-10.2 — Admissibility of prior statements when witness refused to testify despite a court order to testify
- § 115-10.2a — Admissibility of prior statements in domestic violence prosecutions when the witness is unavailable to testify
- § 115-10.3 — Hearsay exception regarding elder adults
- § 115-10.4 — Admissibility of prior statements when witness is deceased
- § 115-10.5 — Hearsay exception regarding safe zone testimony
- § 115-10.5a — Admissibility of evidence concerning gang databases
- § 115-10.6 — (Repealed).
- § 115-10.7 — (Repealed).
- § 115-11 — In a prosecution for a criminal offense defined in Article 11 or in Section 11-1.20, 11-1.30, 11-1.40, 11-1.50, 11-1.60, 12-13, 12-14, 12-14.1, 12-15, or 12-16 of the Criminal Code of 1961 or the Criminal Code of 2012, when the alleged victim of the offense was a minor under 18 years of age at the t
- § 115-11.1 — Use of "Rape"
- § 115-12 — Substantive Admissibility of Prior Identification
- § 115-13 — In a prosecution for violation of Section 11-1.20, 11-1.30, 11-1.40, 11-1.50, 11-1.60, 12-13, 12-14, 12-14.1, 12-15 or 1
- § 115-14 — Witness Competency
- § 115-15 — Laboratory reports
- § 115-16 — Witness disqualification
- § 115-17 — Clerk; issuance of subpoenas
- § 115-17a — Subpoenas to crime victims
- § 115-17b — Administrative subpoenas
- § 115-18 — Employee protected
- § 115-19 — Polygraph
- § 115-2 — Pleas of Guilty and guilty but mentally ill
- § 115-20 — Evidence of prior conviction
- § 115-21 — Informant testimony
- § 115-22 — Witness inducements
- § 115-23 — Admissibility of cannabis
- § 115-3 — Trial by the Court
- § 115-4 — Trial by Court and Jury.) (a) Questions of law shall be decided by the court and questions of fact by the jury
- § 115-4.1 — Absence of defendant
- § 115-4.5 — Death of defendant
- § 115-5 — Business records as evidence
- § 115-5.1 — In any civil or criminal action the records of the coroner's medical or laboratory examiner summarizing and detailing the performance of his or her official duties in performing medical examinations upon deceased persons or autopsies, or both, and kept in the ordinary course of business of the coron
- § 115-6 — Appointment of Psychiatrist or Clinical Psychologist
- § 115-6.1 — Prostitution; affirmative defense
- § 115-7 — a
- § 115-7.1 — Court may not order mental examination of sex victim
- § 115-7.2 — In a prosecution for an illegal sexual act perpetrated upon a victim, including but not limited to prosecutions for viol
- § 115-7.3 — Evidence in certain cases
- § 115-7.4 — Evidence in domestic violence cases
- § 115-8 — A defendant may waive his right to be present during trial
- § 115-9 — (a) In a prosecution for theft, retail theft, deceptive practice, robbery, armed robbery, burglary or residential burglary, the court shall receive as competent evidence, a photograph of property over which the accused is alleged to have exerted unauthorized control or to have otherwise obtained unl
- § 115-9.2 — Currency used in undercover investigation
- § 116-1 — Motion for new trial
- § 116-2 — Motion in arrest of judgment
- § 116-2.1 — Motion to vacate prostitution convictions for sex trafficking victims
- § 116-3 — Motion for fingerprint, Integrated Ballistic Identification System, or forensic testing not available at trial or guilty plea regarding actual innocence
- § 116-4 — Preservation of evidence for forensic testing
- § 116-5 — Motion for DNA database search (genetic marker groupings comparison analysis)
- § 117-1 — (Repealed).
- § 117-2 — (Repealed).
- § 117-3 — (Repealed).
- § 118-1 — (Repealed).
- § 118-2 — (Repealed).
- § 119-1 — Death penalty abolished
- § 119-5 — (Repealed).
- § 120-1 — (Repealed).
- § 120-2 — (Repealed).
- § 120-3 — (Repealed).
- § 120-4 — (Repealed).
- § 121-1 — Application of article
- § 121-13 — Pauper appeals
- § 121A-1 — Application of Article
- § 121A-2 — Pending direct appeal after the defendant's death
- § 122-1 — Petition in the trial court
- § 122-2 — Contents of petition
- § 122-2.1 — (a) Within 90 days after the filing and docketing of each petition, the court shall examine such petition and enter an order thereon pursuant to this Section
- § 122-2.2 — Intellectual disability and post-conviction relief
- § 122-3 — Waiver of claims
- § 122-4 — Pauper petitions
- § 122-5 — Proceedings on petition.) Within 30 days after the making of an order pursuant to subsection (b) of Section 122-2.1, or within such further time as the court may set, the State shall answer or move to dismiss
- § 122-6 — Disposition in trial court
- § 122-7 — Any final judgment entered upon such petition shall be reviewed in a manner pursuant to the rules of the Supreme Court.
- § 122-8 — (Repealed).
- § 122-9 — Motion to resentence by the People
- § 123 — (Renumbered).
- § 124A-10 — Lien
- § 124A-15 — Reversal of conviction; refund of fines, fees, and costs
- § 124A-20 — Assessment waiver
- § 124A-5 — Judgment for costs of prosecution
- § 124B-10 — Applicability; offenses
- § 124B-100 — Definition; "offense"
- § 124B-1000 — Persons and property subject to forfeiture
- § 124B-1010 — Seizure
- § 124B-1020 — Exception to forfeiture
- § 124B-1030 — (Repealed).
- § 124B-1040 — Distribution of property from sale of proceeds
- § 124B-1045 — Definition
- § 124B-105 — Definition; "conveyance"
- § 124B-1050 — Standard forfeiture provisions incorporated by reference
- § 124B-110 — Definition; "owner"
- § 124B-115 — Definition; "person"
- § 124B-120 — Definition; "property"
- § 124B-125 — Real property exempt from forfeiture
- § 124B-130 — Personal property exempt from forfeiture
- § 124B-135 — Burden of proof of exemption
- § 124B-140 — Court order with respect to innocent owner
- § 124B-145 — Property constituting attorney's fees; forfeiture not applicable
- § 124B-15 — Applicability; actions
- § 124B-150 — Protective order; probable cause
- § 124B-155 — Rights of certain parties unaffected by protective order; release of property
- § 124B-160 — Petition for forfeiture; forfeiture hearing; burden of proof
- § 124B-165 — Order of forfeiture; sale of forfeited property; publication of notice; challenge to forfeiture
- § 124B-170 — Judicial review
- § 124B-175 — Distribution of forfeited moneys and proceeds from sale of forfeited property
- § 124B-180 — Segregation of moneys from sale proceeds for certain purposes
- § 124B-190 — Construction
- § 124B-195 — Reporting
- § 124B-300 — Persons and property subject to forfeiture
- § 124B-305 — Distribution of property and sale proceeds
- § 124B-310 — Standard forfeiture provisions incorporated by reference
- § 124B-400 — Legislative declaration
- § 124B-405 — Persons and property subject to forfeiture
- § 124B-410 — No prior restraint
- § 124B-415 — Order to destroy property
- § 124B-420 — Distribution of property and sale proceeds
- § 124B-425 — Forfeiture provisions not applicable to libraries
- § 124B-430 — Standard forfeiture provisions incorporated by reference
- § 124B-5 — Purpose and scope
- § 124B-500 — Persons and property subject to forfeiture
- § 124B-505 — Distribution of property and sale proceeds
- § 124B-510 — Standard forfeiture provisions incorporated by reference
- § 124B-600 — Persons and property subject to forfeiture
- § 124B-605 — Distribution of property and sale proceeds
- § 124B-610 — Computer used in commission of felony; forfeiture
- § 124B-615 — Standard forfeiture provisions incorporated by reference
- § 124B-700 — Persons and property subject to forfeiture