Most sex offenders in nursing homes aren't registered Under Illinois law, families researching nursing homes are directed to search a state police Web site for critical information about sex offenders living in the facilities. But only 59 of the 192 sex offenders in Illinois nursing homes -- or less than one in three -- were listed on that online state registry, a Tribune investigation found. From the Chicago Tribune. Carjacking survivor still paying for her stolen car Domenica Saverino survived an armed carjacking by Robert Maday, the bank robber who escaped from authorities in September, but she's not sure her finances will. From the Daily Herald. Two investigators involved in escape are fired Two Cook County state's attorney's investigators have been fired after a prisoner escaped from their custody -- discipline that one of their attorneys is calling "an overreaction." From the Joliet Herald News. 3rd Sears Tower plot suspect sentenced A third man has been sentenced in Miami to federal prison for his role in a terrorism plot to destroy Chicago's Sears Tower and blow up FBI offices. From the Daily Herald. Tamms tour gives glimpse of life behind bars for mentally ill Reporters could see but couldn't talk to Tamms Correctional Center inmate Faygie Fields as he bounced on his toes, smiled and waved wildly from behind a perforated steel door Thursday. From the Belleville News-Democrat. Three plead guilty of federal dogfighting charge Three Illinois men pleaded guilty to a dogfighting charge Thursday in federal court, admitting they trained pit bulls and staged fights. From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Attorney general sues Rockford contractor Attorney General Lisa Madigan today filed a lawsuit in Winnebago County Circuit Court alleging that a Rockford contractor agrreed to remove or install fences but failed to complete the projects, or performed them in a substandard manner. From the Rockford Register Star. Law Firm Invokes Privacy Laws in Suing Rival Over Search Engine Keywords Habush Habush & Rottier is one of Wisconsin's largest law firms, specializing in personal injury cases. But search for iterations of "Habush" and "Rottier" and a sponsored link for Cannon & Dunphy attorneys often shows up, just above the link for the Habush site. From Law.com. Law Firm Price Wars Break Out as Some Try 'Loss Leader' Bids for Work Desperate to bring in new business, some firms are offering "loss leader" bids that may turn out to be unsustainable, according to managers of 15 large law firms responding to a survey summarized at the Legal Business Development blog. From the ABA Journal.