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Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's gun and magazine ban | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's gun and magazine ban | The Highland County Press

Gov. J.B. Pritzker enacted the Protect Illinois Communities Act on Jan. 10 this year. The law bans sales of certain semi-automatic firearms and magazines over a certain capacity. An affidavit of such firearms owned before then must be registered with Illinois State Police by Jan. 1, 2024. Sheriffs across the state had vowed to not enforce the law. 

Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's gun and magazine ban | Illinois - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's gun and magazine ban | Illinois

(The Center Square) – Illinois’ gun and magazine ban remains in place after being upheld by a split Illinois Supreme Court.

Illinois Supreme Court Upholds State's Gun and Magazine Ban– Sen. Turner Reacts - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court Upholds State's Gun and Magazine Ban– Sen. Turner Reacts

Illinois' gun and magazine ban remains in place after being upheld by a split Illinois Supreme Court. The anti...

Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's gun and magazine ban - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's gun and magazine ban

(The Center Square) – Illinois’ gun and magazine ban remains in place after being upheld by a split Illinois Supreme Court. The anticipated ruling in the case brought by state Rep. Dan Caulkins, R-Decatur, was released ...

IL Supreme Court: State OK to completely abolish cash bail, because state constitution doesn't require it - Vimarsana News

IL Supreme Court: State OK to completely abolish cash bail, because state constitution doesn't require it

The Democratic supermajority on the Illinois Supreme Court agreed that state lawmakers are OK to redefine 'bail' to meet progressive policy goals without first amending the state constitution