Illinois making progress one small county at a time...

[zapfbroad]

Somebody is trying...

"The McLean County state's attorney said Tuesday that he will no longer press charges against people who violate Illinois gun laws that he considers unconstitutional."

http://www.pantagraph.com/news/state-and-regional/illinois/mclean-co-state-s-attorney-takes-aim-at-gun-laws/article_02ed6cef-1324-52c7-b6c4-272940e4e631.html

[mikegideon]

Good for him

[E4 No More]

Well, he states that it's symbolic since he's not remaining long in office, so I don't think it's something to get excited about.

[Oh Shoot]

Well, he states that it's symbolic since he's not remaining long in office, so I don't think it's something to get excited about.

Yeah, I don't think the IL state political machine is going to be much fazed by what a temporary DA espouses in Bloomington.

- OS

[Will]

Last year their House had enough votes to push through CCW veto proof untill Gov made a few calls the day before and never went to vote. I even drove around it

this Summer going through MO instead.

[Guest FIST]

Just read on another web site that Illinois residents believe they will be able to have SBR's now. A recent law passed is worded so as to make one believe it's possible. It basically states that you can have an SBR if you have a C&R license. For the record though it is in a law for re-enactment weapons, so not sure it will fly.