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Delta 8: Is It Legal in Illinois?

Most people in Illinois know that marijuana is legal in the state, both medicinally and recreationally. However, there are some products that seem to live in a gray area of legality in many places – products like Delta 8.

Delta 8 is a derivative of hemp. It is also legal in Illinois. Still, there are some important things to understand about the legality of this substance. Read on to find out more about Delta 8 in Illinois.

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Can You Legally Grow Marijuana In Illinois?

Since Illinois legalized marijuana both recreationally and medically in the state in 2020, many people have taken advantage of it. However, the new laws do not allow certain things. It’s important to know what you’re allowed to do with marijuana and what you’re not allowed to do – if you want to stay out of legal trouble.

While marijuana may be legal in the state, there are still legal consequences for breaking the laws that are in place. That’s why [...]

How Do You Legally Transport Marijuana in Illinois?

Illinois is one of the states that has legalized marijuana, both recreationally and medicinally. While this makes many Illinois residents happy, it’s important to realize that this legalization isn’t a free pass. You can’t do anything you want with marijuana anywhere you please just because you’re over 21.

In fact, there are some really strict rules about marijuana in the state, including how to transport it. If you’re caught violating these rules, then you can face criminal penalties – even [...]

Half a Million Illinois Cannabis Cases Expunged

The legalization of marijuana in Illinois has led to some amazing things for residents of the state. Chief among them? Thousands of cannabis offenders who have had their records expunged due to marijuana’s legalization in the state.

WGN has reported that Governor Pritzker recently announced that almost 500,000 criminal cannabis cases are now eligible for expungement and forgiveness.

Illinois’ governor issued a pardon for nearly 10,000 cannabis convictions while the State Police wiped the records clean of 492,000 non-felony cannabis [...]

Personal Cannabis Possession Is Legal in IL… Just Not 600lbs of It

As of the beginning of 2020, it is legal to sell and buy cannabis in Illinois. The state has followed in the path of California and Colorado and made it legal to produce and sell cannabis for medical and recreational consumption in limited quantities.

While many people find this exciting, some are taking it a little too far. For example, a pair of men in Bureau County was recently arrested for possessing more than 600 pounds of cannabis.

Personal possession [...]

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What is Cyberstalking?

Cyberstalking

Much of our communication happens online today, but the lines between acceptable interaction and criminal behavior can blur. Accusations of cyberstalking often stem from these gray areas, where intent and context are misunderstood. Unfortunately, even unintentional actions can lead to serious legal trouble, affecting your reputation and freedom.

Facing such charges may feel isolating, but you don’t have to face them alone. With the help of our Chicago, IL criminal defense attorney, who understands Illinois cyberstalking laws, you can take [...]

Can You Kidnap Your Own Child?

Kidnapping

No, you cannot kidnap your own child, even if you believe you’re acting in their best interest. While it may feel like a parent has every right to make decisions about their child’s life, Illinois law doesn’t see it that way when it comes to custody violations. In fact, taking your child without the other parent’s permission, even if it’s for what you believe to be a good reason, can land you in legal hot water.

If you’re dealing with [...]