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Illinois New Eavesdropping Law Still Trouble for Citizens?
ChicagoTalks followed the story of artist and free speech activist Chris Drew from his arrest for recording his own arrest, to his untimely death, and the subsequent overturning of the Illinois Eavesdropping law by the state Supreme Court. Here is an update on the new version of that law from the Reader’s Deanna Issacs:
What’s safe under Illinois’s new eavesdropping law?
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on January 21, 2015. Filed under Justice, Politics is Local.
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