Plaintiffs challenging Illinois' gun owner ID law plan to appeal ruling
(The Center Square) – After an Illinois circuit court judge sided with the state that the Firearm Owners Identification card is constitutional, the plaintiff plans to appeal.
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(The Center Square) – After an Illinois circuit court judge sided with the state that the Firearm Owners Identification card is constitutional, the plaintiff plans to appeal.
The Illinois requirement for a FOID was upheld, but the plaintiff isn't buying the reasoning. Nor should he.
(The Center Square) – After an Illinois circuit court judge sided with the state that the Firearm Owners Identification card is constitutional, the plaintiff plans to appeal. The FOID card was enacted in the 1960s and h...
(The Center Square) – After an Illinois circuit court judge sided with the state that the Firearm Owners Identification card is constitutional, the plaintiff plans to appeal.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WTVO) — A Sangamon County judge has ruled in favor of Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) Card Act, striking a blow against gun ownership activists, who argue FOID violate their 2nd Amendment rights. The ruling by Sangamon County Circuit Court Judge Jennifer Ascher sided with defendant and Director of Illinois State Police Brenden Kelly, […]