The ISCC/PAL Education Legislative Efforts

 

 

The ISCC initiated Project Exile in Illinois, DNA profiling and the Child Protection Act and protected the integrity of the internet from a misinformed politically motivated legislature.

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• DNA profiling of juvenile sex offenders

• Loss of license for underage possession of alcohol drugs

• Loss of firearm owners identification card for convicted

       domestic batterers

• Proposal to criminalize the failure to report school crimes

• Support passage of law allowing communities to control local

        obscenity standards

• Introduced Dram Shop reform legislation, January, 1997

• Proposed taking guns away from those convicted of domestic violence, January, 1997 Instituted “Mobilize Illinois ’97” to achieve passage of bill

• Proposed mandatory sobriety field tests in DUI arrests, February, 1997

• Proposed legislation to reform licensing of security guards

• Proposed legislation to prevent lottery machine sales to children

• Proposed legislation and expert witness on legislation requiring complaints to sign when filing against police officers

• Proposed that convicted sex offenders cannot be within 500 feet of a school building, or school activity, 1997

• Expert witness for anti-terrorism bill sponsored by City of Chicago, 1997

• Expert witness fraud legislation sponsored by State Representative Anne Zickus, 1997

• Proposed elimination of alcohol sales in gas stations, 1997

• Proposed lowering the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers in public service to 0.02

• Led the effort to allow police officers and endangered women to register vehicles at the local police station

• Proposed making it unlawful for convicted DUI offenders to own firearms

• Proposed licensing of liquor servers, uniform compliance testing

• Researched and discouraged the unconstitutional proposal regarding the dissemination of drug information over the internet

• Initiated legislation increasing penalties for multiple animal abuse offenders

• Proposed certification process and the creation of a permanent board by amending HB878 to strengthen school safety plans

• Initiated statewide campaign to promote Child Safety Act

• Researched raising the legal age for tobacco sales to nineteen in Illinois

• Researched the Drug Impaired Minor Responsibility Act

• Proposed the Parent Empowerment Act, Little Rico

• Proposed Child Protection Act. Schools must be notified within 24 hours of an order of protection being given to a child

• Researched the Alcohol Impaired Minor Responsibility Act

• Proposed Project Exile in Illinois

• Introduced child exploitation legislation which would, among other things, make it illegal to entice a person thought to be a juvenile into a meeting

• Proposed legislation to exile convicted pedophiles out of state

• Proposed law requiring professional wrestling safety disclaimers

• Introduced legislation requiring radar-operated cameras at highway construction sites

• Proposed youth sports official protection bill

• Proposed recompense for false credit reporting

• Proposed legislation requiring training for public officials who do death notification

• Proposed anti-steroid legislation for Illinois High Schools