New Year, New Laws: Caylee's Law, Crackdown on Parents of Underage Drinkers Take Effect in 2013
From social media privacy in the workplace to a ban on shark fins (no, really) and stricter rules for firearms card applicants, more than 150 new laws will take effect in Illinois on New Year’s Day.
As we ring in the New Year here in Illinois, more than 150 new laws will hit the books, including legislation aimed at increasing employee privacy, a new law that cracks down on parents of underage drinkers and more. Here’s a roundup of just some of 2013’s new rules and regulations. RELATED: SEX OFFENDER, CHILD LURING LAWS TAKE EFFECT JAN. 1
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Infamous Steve
8:44 am on Friday, December 28, 2012
Just because there are more cops, how does that mean there will be less drunks on the road? Besides I was talking about the fact that the money that was ONLY to be used for equipment will now be used to pay people. Less money for equipment means less checkpoints and so on to catch drunk drivers. So again how will keeping more cops keep drunks off the road? Just curious.... more ›