Illinois Supreme Court to hear arguments March 14 on SAFE-T Act

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Illinois Supreme Court to hear arguments March 14 on SAFE-T Act, suntimes reports

The court set a date of March 14 as the Illinois attorney general's office filed a motion Monday urging the court to reject the"grab-bag of constitutional theories" raised by the law's opponents.

 

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