Effingham judge puts IL gun ban law on hold for 800+ plaintiffs who signed on to legal challenge – Cook County Record

In the ruling, Effingham County Judge Joshua Morrison said he believed attorney Tom DeVore and his clients were likely to prevail on their claims that the new weapons ban violated their rights under the Illinois state constitution to keep and bear arms, and their rights under the state constitution to equal protection and due process. He further found the plaintiffs were likely to prevail on their claims that the state’s Democratic supermajority unconstitutionally rushed the legislation through the Illinois General Assembly during a lame duck session, providing virtually no opportunity for lawmakers or Illinois citizens to debate or discuss the bill and its potential constitutional implications.
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Wise judge – thank you!

Tom Paine's Ghost
3 years ago

That was fast. Suck it JB.

Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

Democracy has been saved!

Trash Panda
3 years ago

Again the democrats have caused nothing but chaos and confusion. Illegal in this county, legal in this county, illegal in this store, legal in another be a good guy but walk 20 feet across a County line youre a felon etc. Just chaos over a law that will not solve anything.

Tom Paine's Ghost
3 years ago
Reply to  Trash Panda

This should be expanded statewide in the next judicial hearing. There were multiple lawsuits. Kwamie will be busy spending the taxpayers money to defend this garbage.

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