Illinois Supreme Court rulings address FOID seizures, hospital room privacy – Capitol News IL

The Illinois Supreme Court last week reinstated a statute that authorizes the state to revoke a person’s Firearm Owners Identification card once they’ve been charged with a felony, even if they haven’t yet been convicted. Also last week, the Illinois Supreme Court unanimously ruled that patients admitted to a hospital should not have a universal expectation of privacy that would prevent law enforcement from entering a hospital room to question them or search their belongings.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Those that claim the Illinois State Police won’t go along with weapon seizures need to take a look at the case where a man, responding to his mother’s calls ( while waiting for the police to arrive ) re a squatter on her property seized a FOID card holders weapon. Both the local police that fabricated a felony being committed and the ISP are above reproach, re the immunity clause.

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