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Importance of Response to the CCL Review Board


Molly B.

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This state appellate court ruling, Jankovich vs Illinois State Police, is very interesting and could be useful to others contemplating filing a CCL Review Board denial appeal in circuit court.

 

It also emphasizes the importance of any response to the CCL Review Board request for a statement from the applicant addressing the particular objection filed against the applicant. pgs.12-13.

 

Jankovich v. Illinois State Police.pdf

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I've tried downloading that several times, but it always fails part of the way and the document is corrupted when I tried to open it. I tried downloading several other PDFs from other sites and was able to do so with no problem. I think the upload is compromised somehow.

 

Can it be fixed?

 

Edit: It seems that it can be downloaded on a phone browser, but not on a computer browser. I tried with both of my computers with no success, but had no problem doing so with phone. Incidentally, all use Chrome as a browser.

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Those 18 arrests that the plaintiff had, but was never convicted of, are but the tip of the iceberg. What you have there is a connected, crooked crony who breaks the law and manages to escape through connections, intimidation, and other shady and illegal means.

The Board was entirely correct in denying him a CCL, even if the court hadn't shredded his bullsh!t non-argument.

That is the sort of individual who would use the power of a legally carried firearm to threaten, intimidate, and even harm others without a second thought, and would very likely take advantage of the means previously used to dodge prosecution to try to evade similarly any malfeasance he committed with his CCW, which would end up reflecting badly on responsible, law-abiding CCL holders.

He threatened to put someone in a woodchipper, and that is only one of the things that was reported. He has definitely done worse than that, but was just never reported or arrested for it.

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I've tried downloading that several times, but it always fails part of the way and the document is corrupted when I tried to open it. I tried downloading several other PDFs from other sites and was able to do so with no problem. I think the upload is compromised somehow.

 

Can it be fixed?

 

Edit: It seems that it can be downloaded on a phone browser, but not on a computer browser. I tried with both of my computers with no success, but had no problem doing so with phone. Incidentally, all use Chrome as a browser.

Try doing right click then save.

That sometimes works for me.

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Probable cause is more likely than not. It's easily established. Preponderance of the evidence. So denying a right based on the civil standard for guilt, criminal standard for arrest, is...ok? I'm not OK with that.

 

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