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: Illinois Appellate Lawyer BlogIllinois Constitutional Convention Debate Broadcasting Live And Available On Podcast
By Steven R. Merican
At the November 2008 election, Illinois voters will get a once every 20 years chance to vote on whether they want to have a state constitutional convention. The question will be debated by pundit Bruno Behrend (proponent) and lawyer Al Salvi (opponent) on July 29,2008 at 6:00 p.m. Central Time. The debate will be broadcast live on WKRS 1220-AM. If you?re in the area, and you?d rather be there for it, the debate will be held at Austin?s Saloon & Eatery, 481 Peterson Rd., Libertyville, Illinois. The debate also will stream live at www.wkrs.com, and will be podcast later. Call-ins (847-336-1220) will be welcomed.
A most interesting appellate law blogger?s opinion piece that ran in the Chicago Daily Observer for why Illinois voters should vote in favor of a constitutional convention is available right here. And for historical perspective, listen to our podcast interview of Ann Lousin, a researcher at the 1968 constitutional convention, available here.
Full post as published by Illinois Appellate Lawyer Blog on July 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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