• Got a tip?
  • Contact Us
  • Laws-Forms-Info
Menu
  • Got a tip?
  • Contact Us
  • Laws-Forms-Info
  • In The News
  • Gov Plates
  • Live Video
Menu
  • In The News
  • Gov Plates
  • Live Video

Support
Our Mission

Support Our Mission

login

January 23, 2021

Attorney General, Edgar County, Edgar County Board, Edgar County Sheriff Department, feature, Illinois State Police

BGA: Illinois FOIA Appeals Linger With No End In Sight

BY JOHN KRAFT & KIRK ALLEN

ON November 20, 2016

SPRINGFIELD, IL. (ECWd) -

The Better Government Association (BGA) wrote an article spotlighting the Freedom Of Information Act and the Attorney General's role in assuring compliance with the act.

One issue they highlight is our difficulty in obtaining information from the Illinois State Police in reference to the two Edgar County Corrections Officers who were tried and convicted of having sex with inmates.

BGA Article:  Illinois FOIA Appeals Linger With No End In Sight

 

 

Help Us Keep Shining The Light On Local Governments

Share This
Share on facebook
Share on twitter
Like This
[fblike]
Related

Appellate Court Argument re: Brotze v Carlinville and Illinois Alluvial

January 22, 2021

Joliet Park District: Joliet Police investigating potential large sums of financial improprieties by a former employee

January 21, 2021

Plainfield Township Supervisor Facing 6 Count Federal Indictment Alleging Theft of Approximatly $1,380,769.90

January 20, 2021
2 Comments
  • Warren J. Le Fever
    Posted at 09:39h, 22 November

    And you wonder why this state has so much corruption….

  • Sandy Gray
    Posted at 06:26h, 24 November

    It seems out state has no regard for the safety and well being of it residents. What of an officer was felon, murderer who prayed on women or defenseless people, arsonist, use their jobs on the road to rape and maybe kill the people they stop for a “traffic stop”.They could go from county to county or across state lines do whatever they do. We must have this access to records in order to keep us safe by being able to track activities of officers or government officials. Bet they’d be right on it if it were one their family members or something happened in their county or district.

Related

Appellate Court Argument re: Brotze v Carlinville and Illinois Alluvial

January 22, 2021

Joliet Park District: Joliet Police investigating potential large sums of financial improprieties by a former employee

January 21, 2021

Plainfield Township Supervisor Facing 6 Count Federal Indictment Alleging Theft of Approximatly $1,380,769.90

January 20, 2021
2 Comments
  • Warren J. Le Fever
    Posted at 09:39h, 22 November

    And you wonder why this state has so much corruption….

  • Sandy Gray
    Posted at 06:26h, 24 November

    It seems out state has no regard for the safety and well being of it residents. What of an officer was felon, murderer who prayed on women or defenseless people, arsonist, use their jobs on the road to rape and maybe kill the people they stop for a “traffic stop”.They could go from county to county or across state lines do whatever they do. We must have this access to records in order to keep us safe by being able to track activities of officers or government officials. Bet they’d be right on it if it were one their family members or something happened in their county or district.

  • Got a tip?
  • Laws-Forms-Info
  • In The News
  • Gov Plates
  • Live Video
  • Facebook