Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois

Insufficient facts (including whether there are appointed guardians, who themselves may wind up with some liability). But more so on the restraint possibility since anyone can restrain another. As to neglect I do not see how one disabled person would be put in a position of responsibility of another disabled person so as to be in a position of being potentially neglectful. Which doesn't mean it couldn't happen if there are no guardianships involved.

I would simply answer your question: "Yes."