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The Chicago Council of Lawyers has sent a letter to Director Brendan F. Kelly of the Illinois State Police regarding the enforcement of Illinois vehicle registration and traffic safety laws.

The letter emphasizes the need for fair, consistent enforcement to protect public safety and maintain trust in the justice system.

You can read the full letter on our website: https://chicagocouncil.org/enforcement-of-illinois-vehicle-registration-and-traffic-safety-laws/ (Click ‘Latest News’ in link in bio!)

Join the Chicago Council of Lawyers on June 23rd at 11:30 am for an afternoon dedicated to advancing the principles of justice, accountability, and the rule of law.

This special gathering brings together members of the legal community, civic leaders, and supporters committed to strengthening our democratic institutions.

Proceeds from the luncheon support CCL’s ongoing work to promote judicial integrity, transparency, and access to justice.

Visit our website to learn more and support:
https://chicagocouncil.org/event/more-perfect-union-fund-luncheon (Link in bio!)

The Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice is seeking volunteers for its Community Trust and Disability Access Committees.

Help advance equitable access to justice across Illinois.

Learn more and apply:
https://chicagocouncil.org/atj-commission-seeks-volunteers-for-community-trust-and-disability-access-committees/ (Link in bio!)

All applications are due by April 24, 2026.

FISA Section 702 allows broad government surveillance powers, but growing concerns about warrantless access and oversight are driving calls for reform.

As Congress revisits the law, key questions remain about privacy, accountability, and executive power to protect civil liberties while balancing national security interests.

The Chicago Council of Lawyers has issued a position on the reauthorization of FISA Section that can be read here: https://chicagocouncil.org/chicago-council-of-lawyers-position-on-reauthorization-of-fisa-section-702/
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