July Illinois Bar Journal
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Female prisoners in Illinois can't sue under the Fourth Amendment for being forced to show their genitals in a training exercise, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Aug. 2 will be an all-or-nothing day for Brian Towne. The former La Salle County state’s attorney either gets a trial date on 17 felony counts or all his charges will be dismissed.
The American Civil Liberties Union sent letters to eight Illinois municipalities last week urging them to repeal their panhandling bans. The nonprofit organization warned of legal action if community officials don't heed their warning.
2019 ISBA Awards Ceremony
It's Time For a Change - Superior Methods for Complex Legal Documents
Join us via the Internet on August 13 for an in-depth look at how to handle complex legal documents.
