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Chicago Alderman Gil Villagas calls for hearings on millions spent by city fighting wrongful conviction lawsuits

Ald. Villegas says he wants accountability for the millions of dollars, financed by Chicago taxpayers, and paid to private law firms to fight lawsuits

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Marilyn Mulero, whose prison sentence was commuted in 2020, sues city and CPD detectives for allegedly framing her for murder

Marilyn Mulero was sentenced to death without a trial at age 23 and commuted in 2020. She is suing the city and disgraced CPD Det. Reynaldo Guevara.

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Family sues Chicago Police Sgt Michael Vitellaro, caught on camera pinning teen Josh Nieves to ground in Park Ridge, IL

A family is suing Michael Vitellaro after the Chicago police sergeant was caught on camera pinning teen Josh Nieves to the ground in Park Ridge, IL.

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Ex-Cook County judge, accused of stealing decorated Tuskegee Airman s life savings, is ordered to pay $1 2 million

Ex-Cook County Judge Patricia Martin must pay $1.2 million after allegedly stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a decorated Tuskegee Airman.

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Chicago taxpayers could shell out $1 billion to pay for massive spending for city to fight wrongful conviction lawsuits

Chicago spends years fighting wrongful conviction lawsuits from people with certificates of innocence, and it's costing taxpayers up to $1 billion.

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