Law Office of Louis M. Pissios, PC

Law Office of Louis M. Pissios, PC Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois, criminal defense. Over 30 years of experience and located across the street from the courthouse. Call me at 847 263 0001

My practice is devoted almost entirely to representing and protecting the rights of individuals in a full range of criminal matters, including D.U.I., Drugs and Narcotics Charges, Traffic Violations, White Collar Crimes, Domestic Violence Crimes, Sexual Offenses, Misdemeanors, Serious Violent Crimes and Murder. With 25 years of experience, I have handled all of these types of cases. Every

case is different and every set of facts is unique. My office is located in downtown Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois across the street from the courthouse and I serve Northeastern Illinois in the area of criminal defense, I have successfully represented clients throughout the greater Chicago area. https://www.louispissios.com/
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Police body camera
A sweeping set of new regulations regarding police body cameras is aimed at addressing recent controversies over use of force and standardizing practices across the state.

Police departments would not be required to use the cameras, but now there will be statewide rules for those that do. Chiefly, officers will have to keep their cameras on when conducting law enforcement activities but could turn them off when talking to a confidential informant, or at the request of a victim or witness. Intentionally turning off cameras outside the exceptions could result in a charge of official misconduct.

Recordings generally will not be subject to the state’s open records law, however, unless they contain potential evidence in a use-of-force incident, the discharge of a weapon or a death.

To help pay for the body cameras, the state will charge an extra $5 fee on criminal and traffic offenses that result in a guilty plea or conviction. The money also will bolster an expanded training program that includes topics like use of force. In addition, the law bans the use of choke holds, creates a database of officers who have been fired or resigned because of misconduct and requires an independent investigation of all officer-involved deaths. Also, a special prosecutor can be requested if there is an apparent conflict of interest.

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