Subject Index Liquor Control Act

The Illinois General Assembly enacted the End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act. The Act will permit a mentally capable adult resident with a terminal disease to request a prescription for self-administered medication that brings about a peaceful death.

The Illinois General Assembly amended the Liquor Control Act of 1934. Any liquor license holder (licensee) operating a music venue must now have opioid antagonists and a person trained in administering opioid antagonists on their premises during operations.

The Illinois Liquor Control Commission adopted an amendment regarding the placement of cobranded alcoholic beverages in retail establishments.

The Illinois Liquor Control Commission adopted an amendment to the Part titled The Illinois Liquor Control Commission. This amendment clarifies the process by which the commission may authorize transfers of alcohol between retail licensees.

The Illinois General Assembly amended the Liquor Control Act of 1934 to create a new craft distiller license.