Illinois Supreme Court To Rule On Destruction Of Police Misconduct Records

Name: Illinois Supreme Court To Rule On Destruction Of Police Misconduct Records
Uploaded: 2020-06-17T23:26:13+00:00
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Description: On Thursday, the Illinois Supreme Court will hand down a ruling that could either help push police reform or put it in reverse. CBS 2 Political Investigator

Video Credit: CBS 2 Chicago - Duration: 03:26s - Published on June 17, 2020

Illinois Supreme Court To Rule On Destruction Of Police Misconduct Records

On Thursday, the Illinois Supreme Court will hand down a ruling that could either help push police reform or put it in reverse.

CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports.

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