Burglary bill seeks tougher prison terms in Illinois
Illinois legislators moved a tough home burglary bill toward Gov. Thompson, raising maximum penalties from seven to fifteen years with no probation for first-time offenders. The House approved 103-48 amid debate on deterrence versus crowding, while supporters touted home protection.
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