Remember that law that the Democrats passed to limit legal challenges to their gun control laws to Cook and Sangamon County courts?  Yeah, it applies to any challenge to Illinois law, but was passed because of the bevy of suits filed across the state forced the AG’s men to come out of their hidey hole in Chicago and do some driving to defend the indefensible.

Well, Attorney Thomas Maag just struck the law down in his Piasa lawsuit.  A judge ruled the law unconstitutional in the Piasa case and denied the State of Illinois’ effort to move it to another court.

Oh darn, what a shame, right?

Here’s the first page of the whole thing (which you can download here).

5 thoughts on “THOMAS MAAG WINS AGAIN: Judge strikes down new law limiting venue for legal challenges to state law”
  1. mfkng dindus in lawyer suits have to have the home field/cheating advantage, or they won’t play

    1. Agreed. It is rather like a sports team requiring that all games be held in the in its home stadium. The heck with the other teams.

  2. In reading his decision, I wonder if his reasoning could also apply to the latest gerry-mandering of the IL App Ct districts as well. If IL Sup Ct doesn’t sink this decision (pp 10 and 11).

  3. The People’s Republic of Illinois is going to lose bigly in the next twelve months. “Your time for honoring yourself will soon be at an end.”

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