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Illinois apologizes for implying judge’s transit carry ruling brings ‘safety implications’ - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

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(The Center Square) – The Illinois Attorney General’s office has apologized to a federal judge demanding answers after implying his ruling against the state’s mass transit concealed carry ban has “safety implications.” Northern District of Illinois federal Judge Iain Johnston ruled the Second Amendment is violated by the state’s prohibition of people carrying concealed firearms […]

The post Illinois apologizes for implying judge’s transit carry ruling brings ‘safety implications’ appeared first on The Black Chronicle.

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