My question involves criminal records for the state of: Illinois
I am trying to get a copy of a police report, but certain details are being redacted. The agency withholding the information claims that it would be an invasion of privacy. This can only be read as an attempt to protect the arrestee/defendant, as the victim's identity is unknown and exempt from disclosure.
But do criminals even have a right to privacy in this regard? We are not talking about things like social security numbers here; we are talking about the very circumstances that resulted in their felony charges.
I am trying to get a copy of a police report, but certain details are being redacted. The agency withholding the information claims that it would be an invasion of privacy. This can only be read as an attempt to protect the arrestee/defendant, as the victim's identity is unknown and exempt from disclosure.
But do criminals even have a right to privacy in this regard? We are not talking about things like social security numbers here; we are talking about the very circumstances that resulted in their felony charges.
Criminal Records: Do Criminals Have a Right to Privacy
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