
Phone in a Search Warrant?
August 14, 2014The Illinois House recently passed a bill, which if approved, will allow police to obtain search warrants from a judge by phone and electronic transmission....
The Illinois House recently passed a bill, which if approved, will allow police to obtain search warrants from a judge by phone and electronic transmission....
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ZRFM is pleased to announce we will conduct several presentations and host a booth at this year’s IML Conference Sept....
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We have previously reported on administrative tow fees which police departments are entitled to charge by statute. Municipal police departments...
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The recent Supreme Court decision Riley v. California involved two defendants, in separate incidents, who had their cell phones seized...
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The Village of Riverdale prevailed in a challenge against it for the Village’s admitted failure to follow the Police Pension...
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In a recent issue of our newsletter, we described a proposed amendment to the Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”) that...
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Commissioners of the Clark County Park District were recently named as defendants in a lawsuit for allegedly failing to allow...
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The Public Access Counselor recently released a binding opinion holding that settlement agreements entered into by units of local government...
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At the end of May 2014, the Illinois legislature passed a bill amending the Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA” or...
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The United States Supreme Court recently held by a narrow 5-4 majority in Town of Greece v. Galloway that a...
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Congratulations to three of our local police chiefs who are retiring this summer. Their hard work, dedication, and service has...
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The summer is soon approaching and soon, if not already, college and high school students will hit the pavement and...
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