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Written In Ink, Not Stone: Officers’ Union Wins Grievance and Seventh Circuit Erases District Court’s Ruling On Chicago Police Department’s Tattoo Order

On June 8, 2015, without any prior notice or discussion with police officers, the Chicago Police Department issued an order that required all officers on duty or otherwise “representing” the Department to cover all of their tattoos, either with clothing… Continue Reading →

May 25, 2017

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