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Courageous Illinois Man Faces 75 Years In Prison For Recording Cops [mNlJYSIzjoU]
Illinois Attorney General Joins Prosecution Against Michael Allison
The Illinois Assistant Attorney General, Eric Levin, joined the prosecution against Michael Allison, arguing in court that citizens do not have a constitutional right to record law enforcement. Defense attorneys have filed a motion to dismiss, citing the inherent unfairness of allowing tax-funded officials to record the public while criminalizing the reverse. The presiding judge is expected to rule on the motion to dismiss or set a trial date within the coming weeks.
