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Thousands likely qualify for class action lawsuit involving city of Chicago sticker

Thousands likely qualify for a class action lawsuit involving the city of Chicago city sticker.

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Chicago driving ticket lawsuit worth $20M granted class action status

Class action status has been granted in a lawsuit claiming the City of Chicago illegally issued millions of dollars in unlawful driving tickets.

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Lawsuit claims Chicago illegally collected tens of millions of dollars from cell phone tickets, granted class action status

A lawsuit alleging that the City of Chicago illegally assessed tens of millions of dollars in ticket fines was granted class action status Monday.

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Distracted drivers should get ticketed — the right way

Ever since the city “got caught” improperly routing the legal proceedings to administrative hearing officers instead of Cook County Traffic Court, tickets for distracted driving have apparently dried up.

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Illinois Appellate Court opens door to possible $10M refund of motorists fined for distracted driving

The Illinois Appellate Court on Wednesday breathed new life into a lawsuit with the potential to force the city to refund $10 million to motorists fined for “distracted driving” violations.

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