Illinois Supreme Court: Firearm Owners Identification records exempt from public disclosure
The case revolved around an amendment to the state’s Freedom of Information Act
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The case revolved around an amendment to the state’s Freedom of Information Act
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that people may obtain records about their own Firearm Owners Identification cards, but they may not use the state’s Freedom of Information
The case arose from a state law that was amended in 2011 after The Associated Press filed a blanket FOIA request seeking the names of all FOID cardholders in Illinois.
The case arose from a state law that was amended in 2011 after The Associated Press filed a blanket FOIA request seeking the names of all FOID cardholders in Illinois.
The case arose from a state law that was amended in 2011 after The Associated Press filed a blanket FOIA request seeking the names of all FOID cardholders in Illinois.