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Daliah Saper interviewed on Fox Chicago News regarding the Illinois Eavesdropping Act
By Saper Law | December 8, 2011
Daliah Saper was recently  interviewed by Fox Chicago reporter Tisha Lewis about a surprising Illinois law that makes it a felony to record police officers without their knowledge.
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Loyola Professor’s Complaint Turned Over to Chicago Police Internal Affairs: MyFoxCHICAGO.comLoyola Professor’s Complaint Turned Over to Chicago Police Internal Affairs
Updated: Friday, 18 Nov 2011, 9:23 PM CST
Published : Friday, 18 Nov 2011, 7:11 PM CSTBy Tisha Lewis, FOX Chicago News
Chicago - Caught on tape? Not so fast.
A journalism professor is furious with the Chicago Police Department for allegedly deleting a video from his camera .
The professor said he happened to be shooting video of officers arresting a turnstile jumper at a Chicago Transit Authority station, and it turns out the jumper was not the only one in trouble.
The incident reportedly happened Saturday, November 12, 2011 at a Red Line CTA stop.
Loyola University professor Ralph Braseth said police violated his freedom of speech and committed illegal search and seizure when they erased his video files……
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