July Illinois Bar Journal
New ISBA president David Sosin, cannabis legalization, and
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An appellate court has tossed a central Illinois man's gun conviction, ruling a lower court shouldn't have allowed a Facebook photograph of him standing near guns to be entered as evidence.
The Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office is considering a response to a recent finding by the Illinois Attorney General that it improperly withheld some documents from a Freedom of Information Act request.
In 2016, a woman WBEZ is calling Linda Johnson was raped by someone she knew. She went to the hospital, where workers collected DNA evidence through a sexual assault kit, but there was never any question about who raped her. In fact, the man who did it admitted they had sex, but claimed the sex was consensual.
2019 Annual Meeting Installation Ceremony
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