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91_HB4348ham001 LRB9112359LDpram 1 AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BILL 4348 2 AMENDMENT NO. . Amend House Bill 4348 on page 23, 3 line 5, after "appointed." by inserting "The review of the 4 investigation requested by the guardian ad litem may be 5 conducted by the Regional Child Protection Manager."; and 6 on page 23, line 7, after "committee" by inserting ", except 7 those requests for review that are made by the guardian ad 8 litem, which shall be conducted by the Regional Child 9 Protection Manager"; and 10 on page 29, line 20, by replacing "21" with "17"; and 11 on page 29, line 21, after "offense" by inserting ", who is 12 not a current ward of the Department of Children and Family 13 Services,"; and 14 on page 34, line 17, after "parole" by inserting "or 15 mandatory supervised release"; and 16 on page 34, line 19, after "officer" by inserting "at least"; 17 and 18 on page 36, line 6, after "risk" by inserting "for defaulting 19 on compliance with probation"; and 20 on page 36, line 7, by replacing "person" with "probationer"; -2- LRB9112359LDpram 1 and 2 on page 36, line 9, by replacing "may" with "shall"; and 3 on page 36, line 10, by replacing "person" with 4 "probationer"; and 5 on page 36, line 11, after "12:00 A.M." by inserting "The 6 terms of probation for youthful offenders assigned to this 7 pilot program shall include curfew, geographic restrictions, 8 and other constraints designed to keep the probationer from 9 re-offending. Probation officers must discuss substance 10 abuse prevention and treatment options with probationers and 11 their families as well as mental health, educational, 12 vocational, or other factors that may adversely affect 13 compliance with probation. Each probation officer assigned 14 to this pilot program shall have an active caseload of no 15 more than 15 probationers.".