address of parolee on IDOC

[elz]

I am a little concered with the address being displayed on everyone to see on ILDOC.com I completely understand if the the parolee is a sex offender or any type of sex crime, but for all other inmates ??? Is there any way around this for saftey issues?

[Bobsgirl17]

No, there is no way around it if your l/o received any good time.  From my understanding...because of the disastrous MGT-Push, legislators made a law that any inmate that received good time will have their address posted on the IDOC website.

In my opinion, it has the potential to cause a lot more problems than anything.  I don't like it either!!!

[elz]

yes defintely is a safety concern. My L/O is not out yet he wont be out for another year and half being that it doesnt look like the good time is coming back anu time soon/if ever.

So wil those that don't receive MGT be affected?

[TimeStandsStill]

No, there is no way around it if your l/o received any good time.  From my understanding...because of the disastrous MGT-Push, legislators made a law that any inmate that received good time will have their address posted on the IDOC website.

In my opinion, it has the potential to cause a lot more problems than anything.  I don't like it either!!!

Do you know if that applies to EGCC as well? (Earned Good Conduct Credit ) time taken off for classes and/or programs or just MGT?

[Forevermah]

This applies to inmates who  received MGT prior to the suspension in 2010 and also anyone put on EHD prior to it's suspension in 2010.  They will be listed on the IDOC website's list and their address is put on their IDOC profile.


This is the wording used for this and the list can be found here:


http://www2.illinois.gov/idoc/Offender/Pages/CommunityNotificationofInmateEarlyRelease.aspx



The following offenders either received a grant of good conduct credit for meritorious service pursuant to 730 ILCS 5/3-6-3 (a)(3) or have been placed on electronic detention pursuant to The Electronic Home Detention Law. The awards for meritorious service were approved prior to the program's suspension on January 15, 2010. The IDOC Electronic Detention program has been suspended since January 5, 2010. Click on an IDOC# to view details regarding an offender on this list. You may also use the Illinois Department of Corrections - Inmate Search feature to search for offenders by last name, birthdate or IDOC#.

[TimeStandsStill]

Thanks, Mah....   I'm still learning!

[Forevermah]

Thanks, Mah....   I'm still learning!

We never stop!

[elz]

thanks for clarification, I guess my l/o won't be affected by this