White County judge finds Illinois FOID card unconstitutional, state’s attorney expects appeal – Center Square

The state faces other lawsuits in state and federal courts over the persistent backlogs of FOID card applications. Tens of thousands of residents have been waiting months beyond the timeline allotted by law to get their cards.
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rick1099
4 years ago

Since the Illinois Supreme Court is packed with the liberal thinking appointed (elections really dont count) demoncrat judges I’m sure they will overturn this decision with much fanfare. The FOID law is a joke, rarely prosecuted, unless you are a white person and Cook County courts regularly dismiss these charges. Out of the thousands of shootings that have occurred in Chicago over the years how many had FOID cards? How many of those shooters were allowed to possess a firearm under federal law? How many of those who were arrested faced the wrath of the court for not having a… Read more »

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