Melongo’s Eavesdropping Case Dismissed: Another Blow To Illinois Eavesdropping Law (Reply #5)

Sun Jul 29, 2012, 07:15 PM

amorro (10 posts)

Upon the defendant's motion[1], Judge Goebel filed his written order[2] dismissing Melongo's eavesdropping case on June 19th, 2012. The state hasn't decided if it will appeal.
defendant's motion: http://www.illinoiscorruption.net/documents/MotionRequestAmendedOrder.pdf
judge's order: http://tinyurl.com/cqq6ahg
Melongo's motion : http://tinyurl.com/6nqv2se
State's response: http://tinyurl.com/73fwecf

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7 replies	Author	Time	Post
Judge rules (Illinois) eavesdropping law unconstitutional [View all]	Bozita	Mar 2012	OP
I've always found this statute to be offensive.	ChairmanAgnostic	Mar 2012	#1
And I think there's ALWAYS the right to record yourself, whether any other party approves or not	saras	Mar 2012	#3
agreed.	ChairmanAgnostic	Mar 2012	#4
Damn those activist judges!!1!11!11	DCKit	Mar 2012	#2
Melongo’s Eavesdropping Case Dismissed: Another Blow To Illinois Eavesdropping Law	amorro	Jul 2012	#5
NBC Investigative Report On Another Eavesdropping Case	amorro	Nov 2012	#6
I am not a lawyer,	sallyjojo	Feb 2013	#7

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