June Illinois Bar Journal
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Federal jurors found Cook County Judge Jessica Arong O’Brien guilty of fraud earlier this year. Then the Illinois Supreme Court suspended her law license. But once November rolls around, her name will apparently be on the ballot.
A 2012 state law violates requirements in the Illinois Constitution by creating an easy path for nonprofit hospitals to receive property-tax exemptions without first requiring that the hospitals be used exclusively for charitable purposes. That claim was made Tuesday by an attorney for a Cook County woman during oral arguments in front of the Illinois Supreme Court as part of the woman’s challenge of the law.
A federal judge has dealt a partial blow to a senator’s lawsuit against party leadership that claims retaliation for his campaign for governor.
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