May Illinois Bar Journal
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Criminal justice advocates say a measure that's cleared the Illinois legislature will keep innocent people from winding up in prison. Among other things, it would require criminal informants to be vetted before their testimony could be used at trial.
Citing a rise of lewd behavior in the Cook County Jail, the Illinois Senate on Wednesday passed a measure that would place inmates on the sex offender registry upon release if they expose themselves or masturbate in front of female staffers more than two times.
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan's office is suing Shirley Ryan AbilityLab on behalf of Illinois residents for allegedly violating the state's environmental regulations.
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