Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 121.154 - Court Imposed Disqualification
a)
Individuals found guilty of intentional violation of the program by a court are
disqualified for the length of time specified by the court. If the court fails
to impose a specific period of disqualification the individual is disqualified
for the time period specified in Section
121.151.
b) If the individual is currently
participating in the program, the period of disqualification begins within 45
days of the date of the court decision.
c) If the individual is not participating in
the Food Stamp Program at the time of the court decision, disqualification is
postponed until the individual is again found eligible to receive Food Stamps.
Once the disqualification is imposed, it continues regardless of the
eligibility of the disqualified member's household.
d) In cases where the determination of
intentional program violation is reversed by a court of appropriate
jurisdiction, the local office is to reinstate the individual in the program if
the household is currently participating. Benefits lost as a result of the
disqualification shall be restored.
Notes
Renumbered from Section 121.85 and amended at 8 Ill. Reg. 5673, effective April 18, 1984
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