Illinois police departments say officers are using discretion about whether to cite drivers who are breaking the state’s new ban on hand-held cellphone use while driving.  The Bloomington Pantagraph reports law enforcement agencies appear to be giving drivers latitude if they’re caught violating the new law.  The measure took effect January 1^st.  Illinois State Police spokeswoman Monique Bond says troopers are enforcing the law, but can make the decision whether to issue a ticket or a warning.  Nashville Police Chief Brian Fletcher says they are following this same pattern, by issuing warnings at this time, but if it someone becomes a repeat offender or if it is blatant misuse, they will start writing tickets.  Violators face fines starting at $75, and repeat offenses bring the possibility of a suspended license.