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Violent Criminals Go Free While This Man Languishes in Jail

While vioent criminals go free, an Illinois man rots in a Cook County Jail cell for 18 months over a 14-year-old divorce settlement.

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Quick hits: Illinois news in brief for Thursday, Aug 5, 2021

Quick hits: Illinois news in brief for Thursday, Aug 5, 2021
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Pritzker s latest mask mandate bolsters legal challenge, attorney says

Pritzker s latest mask mandate bolsters legal challenge, attorney says
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Quick hits: Illinois news in brief for Wednesday, June 30, 2021

Illinois get first credit upgrade in more than 20 years The leading Illinois Senate Republican says it’s good news the state’s credit rating was elevated a notch, but warns the Democratic majority and governor are trying to “paper over” the state’s systemic structural problems, like the state’s unfunded pension liability Moody’s has pegged at $300 billion. Senate Minority Leader Dan McConchie said, “When the federal money dries up … the governor and his party will no longer be able to pretend that there’s no hole in the wall.” Judge denies motion to dismiss COVID-19 youth sports challenge

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Capitol Fax com - Your Illinois News Radar » Another day, another lawsuit

A Sangamon County judge has taken arguments under advisement in a legal challenge over Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s COVID-19 orders impacting high school sports. Attorney Laura Grochocki represents the mother of Trevor Till, an 18-year-old who committed suicide in October, among other clients. She filed a lawsuit against the governor over his COVID-19 prohibitions that kept competition for certain high school sports from happening for most of last year. The case is an equal rights challenge claiming the governor overstepped his authority when he blocked high school sports while allowing college and professional sports to continue. […] Arguing for summary judgement, Grochocki told the court Wednesday afternoon during a Zoom conference call that the governor is violating equal protection laws by imposing state regulations on high school sports while not leveling any on college or professional sports.

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