Illinois apologizes for implying judge’s transit carry ruling brings ‘safety implications’ – Center Square

The state appealed an earlier ruling and in a motion said the “the potential safety implications of the Court’s order are highlighted by a recent mass shooting on the CTAs Blue Line, in which four people were murdered with firearms three days after the Court’s order was entered.” In a statement filed Monday, attorneys with Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul’s office said they “aimed to argue that a stay of the Court’s order is justified by the public interest in maintaining public safety.”
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Like any good progressive, Kwame tried to muddy the waters so as to turn this into that and that into something entirely different. These people have a bag of tricks that would make Houdini look twice.

debtsor
1 year ago

Good job, Trump appointed Judge. Keep these people on their back feet. Federal Judges have significant power to sanction lawyers individually for their egregious comments that regular politicians can make without any accountability.

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