Illinois lawmakers return this week amid calls for changes in the SAFE-T Act – Center Square

Illinois lawmakers return to Springfield Tuesday as state’s attorneys and law enforcement officials await changes to the SAFE-T Act. Before the election, Democrats promised to take up the legislation during fall veto session, but have vowed not to make major changes to the bill.
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Paul Boomer
3 years ago

Latest addition to the SAFE T act. No POC can ever be charged with a crime

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