State supreme court will not hear case of unit owner fined for expressing opinions (IL)

The Supreme Court of Illinois will not consider the case of a unit owner fined for expressing opinions about his condo board.  Michael Boucher successfully sued 111 East Chestnut Condominium Association and seven of its board members after they imposed a $500 fine against him for allegedly violating condo rules that prohibit “obnoxious or offensive activity within the association.”    Read the article………………

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