VIDEO - For the second time in a year, Illinois' eavesdropping law has been ruled unconstitutional as to recording a public official like law enforcement in a public place. Judge Napolitano addressed it today on Fox News' Studio B:
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Napolitano discusses Illinois eavesdropping law
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