Illinois Appeals Court Rules FOID Card Requirement Doesn’t Violate Constitution
A three-judge panel of the Illinois 4th District Appellate Court ruled on April 29 that the Illinois Firearms Owner Identification card scheme, required to purchase or possess a gun in the state, is constitutional. In the case Guns Save Life v. Kelly, two of the three judges on the court somehow managed to miss the … Read more
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