Cameras
DuPage Judge Allows Cameras For April Murder Trial
A DuPage County judge has overruled objections from both sides and will allow cameras into the courtroom for a high-profile murder trial next month.
CTA To Install More Cameras On Trains
The Chicago Transit Authority is hoping to catch more crime on camera.
CTA Touts Success Of Surveillance Cameras In Fighting Crime
CTA officials say their system of more than 17,000 cameras is dramatically reducing crime on the system.
DuPage County To Get Cameras, Microphones In Courtrooms
The Illinois Supreme Court will issue an order Monday permitting live broadcast coverage of trials in DuPage County.
Chief Judge: Cameras Likely In Cook County Courts By Year’s End
Cook County’s chief judge says his court system should be ready to introduce cameras in courtrooms by the end of the year, although Illinois Supreme Court officials say there’s no specific timetable for putting them in place.
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2 Investigators: Alleged Abuse Leads Parents To Lobby For Cameras On School Buses
The mother and father of twin 3-year-old daughters want to keep their names private — but not their battle. CBS 2′s Dave Savini reports.
Indiana Church Pastor Accused Of Mounting Cameras In Restroom
A church in Indiana has removed its pastor, after he was arrested for allegedly disguising two hidden video cameras as air fresheners and hiding them in the women’s toilet stalls at the church.
Supreme Court Expanding Program For Cameras In Courtroom
Televised trials are coming to two more counties not far from Chicago.
Police Use Of ‘Body Cams,’ Stun Gun Cameras Stirs Controversy
Police officers are using a new tool to catch criminals and protect themselves from bogus allegations. Some departments are beginning to have officers wear cameras on their uniforms, and they also are equipping stun guns with cameras. CBS 2′s Dave Savini looks at this new technology and the controversy around it.
Northwest Illinois Courts First To Get Cameras
Courtrooms in northwestern Illinois will be the first in the state to allow cameras.
Cook County Plans To Go Ahead With Cameras In Courtrooms
Chief judges in circuit courts around the state are considering the Illinois Supreme Court’s decision to allow cameras and microphones in courtrooms.
Ill. Supreme Court To Allow Cameras In Courts
For the first time in Illinois history, cameras will be allowed in circuit courtrooms.
Durbin Pushing For Broadcast Of Supreme Court Hearings
Another effort is under way to require broadcast audio and video coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Police: Cameras Failed In Lockup Where 2 Committed Suicide
Police Supt. Garry McCarthy is acknowledging there were “issues” with the cameras inside the Calumet District police lockup on the city’s Far South Side, where two inmates hanged themselves within four days.
State Senate OKs Speed Cameras For Chicago
You might not know it yet, but coming soon to a street corner near you could be traffic speed traps – maybe a lot more of them than Mayor Rahm Emanuel discussed last week.
Ford Demonstrates New Computerized Safety Systems
Ford Motor Company brought cars and dreams of safer roads to Yorktown Shopping Center on Wednesday to demonstrate new systems that foresee crashes and head them off with WiFi, radar and GPS.
Cameras Roll At Drew Peterson Hearing
A history-making hearing took place Wednesday afternoon in the Drew Peterson case.
Peterson Case Could Mean More Cameras In Courtrooms
The Drew Peterson case could be opening the door to more TV cameras in Illinois courtrooms.



