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New Laws in Illinois for 2023
– With the start of 2023 the New Year, there is always a new set of laws going into effect. More than 180 new laws are set to take effect on January 1, 2023, covering a range of issues big … Continue reading
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Tagged #city politics, 2023, Chicago, Illinois, Illinois Laws for 2023, law, politics, Pritzker, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell
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Remember and Observe “Scott’s Law” this Holiday Season
December 23, 2000 – LODDLieutenant Scott Gillen, 37 – Truck 27Chicago Fire Department. Chicago, IL At 2:38 AM, Truck 27 was dispatched to assist Ambulance 37 at an accident at 11400 South Bishop Ford Expressway. Upon arrival, Truck 27 positioned … Continue reading
Posted in Illinois, law, Law Offices of Roy F McCampbell, legal services, Leyden, liability, New Years, police, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Scott’s Law, senator Mulroe, snow plows, Social Media, state representative, traffic ticket
Tagged Chicago, Illinois, move over, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Scott’s Law, ticket, traffic accidents
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Can you bring marijuana on a plane through a TSA checkpoint?
As more and more states legalize marijuana, and Congress sits on the cusp of passing a landmark bipartisan marijuana bill, things may be looking up for cannabis users nationwide. But not too far up, especially those gearing up to fly … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, checkpoint, grass, marijuana, plane, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, TSA
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How Much Can An Illinois Speeding Ticket Cost ?
Every driver fears seeing the red and blue lights in their rearview mirror, but how much do drivers in Illinois have to shell out if they are found to be speeding? While the ticket itself can be expensive, what it … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, Chicago, cook county, fine, Illinois, insurance, politics, Pritzker, Roy F. McCampbell, ticket, traffic ticket
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Safe-T Acts Six Major Flaws Threatening Illinoisans’ Safety
Threatening Illinoisans’ safety: Six major flaws in the SAFE-T Act’s end to cash bail – Wirepoints wirepoints.org/threatening-il… via @Wirepoints Proponents of Illinois’ SAFE-T Act claim that the law’s provisions to end the cash bail will make Illinoisans more safe once the provisions … Continue reading
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Tagged Bailey, bond, Chicago, cook county, Crime, Illinois, jail, politics, Pritzker, Roy F. McCampbell, SAFE-T Act
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No Chalking of Car Tires for Parking Enforcement—US Supreme Court Rules Chalking is Unconstitutional
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision last year which reversed the district court’s granting of summary judgment in favor of the City of Saginaw, MI, regarding its practice of chalking car tires to enforce its parking regulations, the district … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, chalking, Roy F. McCampbell, unconstitutional, US Supreme Court
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The Last Living Former Slave Only Died 50 Years Ago
THE LAST LIVING FORMER AMERICAN SLAVE…He Died Only 50 Years Ago Since a person born into slavery typically lacked birth certificates, Magee’s purported age of 130 has never been verified. However, Jet magazine wrote that, according to historians, “it would … Continue reading
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Tagged Oldest American, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell, slavery, State of the Union
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Did Illinois Fix The SAFE-T Act?
SB2364 was passed and may become law soon. It was attempting to fix some holes in the “SAFE-T” act. Starting Jan. 1 2023 someone may only be arrested for criminal trespass to property (class B misdemeanor) or disorderly conduct (class … Continue reading
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