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18, May 2012 - Jackson, IL So. Illinois man charged in child's death makes court appearance
MURPHYSBORO, ILL. • An Elkville, Ill., man charged with killing a 2-year-old boy over the weekend made his first court appearance today.
18, May 2012 - Wheaton, IL Bob Woodward joins Judge William Bauer for Elmhurst College lecture series - Arlington Heights Dail
Growing up in Wheaton ... Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit and DuPage County state’s attorney. Bauer is a graduate of Elmhurst College (Class of 1949) and the DePaul University College of Law.
18, May 2012 - Naperville, IL Cash reward offered to help stop DuPage heroin dealers - MyFox Chicago
The heroin problem in west suburban Naperville ... many community forums held in the city. Now, the Illinois State Crime Commission is looking to get tough on the growing problem of heroin use here in DuPage County and believes that cash — and lots ...
18, May 2012 - Mercer, IL Verdict in Ill. group home death leaves questions
The violent death of Paul McCann led to improvements in how Illinois intends to protect the mentally disabled in group homes, but the trial of the first man accused of killing him suggests to some tha
18, May 2012 - Livingston, IL Pontiac warden on leave pending investigation
PONTIAC — The acting warden at a central Illinois prison is on paid leave pending an investigation, and a special prosecutor has been appointed in the case. But officials today weren't providing any details.
18, May 2012 - ‘Amazon tax’ is thrown out by a Chicago-area judge
The Illinois law tied online sales tax collection to affiliate marketing. An Illinois law mandating online sales tax collection by e-retailers that maintain affiliates in the state was thrown out Wednesday by a Cook County Circuit judge.
18, May 2012 - Man accused of killing son caught - MyFox Phoenix
Juan Garcia, 18, turned himself in to immigration enforcement ... A California divorce attorney accused in the 2010 death of a Phoenix-area man has been extradited to Arizona. Illinois couple indicted after 12 years on run Illinois couple ...
18, May 2012 - Details of abuse emerge in disabled woman case - Pensacola News Journal
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18, May 2012 - Williamson, IL Longer Prison Terms Mean More Seniors Behind Bars - Voice of America
He was found guilty and sentenced to life in state prison in Illinois. William Heirens has spent sixty-six ... says there is growing interest in other sentencing choices besides jail or prison. JOHN PAITAKES: "In other words, somebody does a crime, what ...
18, May 2012 - Peoria, IL Caterpillar Selects LISC To Help Rebuild Blighted Peoria Neighborhoods And Create Jobs - YAHOO!
Now, with Caterpillar's support, LISC is launching its first new local program in 15 years here on the banks of the Illinois ... Peoria and East Bluff have high rates of poverty and unemployment, large numbers of vacant properties, significant crime ...
18, May 2012 - Urbana, IL Champaign County CASA Daylily Event - illinoishomepage.net
The Court Appointed Special Advocate agency in Champaign County is offering Daylilies for Mother's Day. It's a way to give Mom a unique gift and support Champaign County ... committed to doing what is best for a child. The volunteers help by providing ...
18, May 2012 - Washington, IL Breast cancer survivor handcuffed and thrown in jail over a mistaken $280 medical bill as 'deb
The Illinois teaching assistant eventually had to pay more than $600 to escape prison, as legal fees were added to the ... Michigan, Ohio, and Washington -- discovered that people were being imprisoned at 'increasingly alarming rates' through legal debts.
18, May 2012 - Quincy Herald-Whig | Illinois & Missouri News, SportsStories set to appear in Tuesday's edition
Ravi could get 10 years in prison when he’s sentenced on May 21 ... Poirier also addressed the crowd Monday, as did Bill Dobbs, a New York City civil libertarian and gay-rights activist who has warned since Clementi’s suicide against ...
18, May 2012 - Livingston, IL Pontiac prison's acting warden placed on leave after arrest
PONTIAC — Randy Pfister, acting warden at Pontiac Correctional Center, has been placed on administrative leave and is under investigation by the Illinois State Police.
18, May 2012 - Peoria, IL Chief justice to swear in new attorneys - Pekin Daily Times
Illinois Supreme Court Justice Thomas Kilbride will swear in 19 new attorneys who will be admitted to practice in Illinois in ceremonies Thursday in the state’s Third District Appellate Court Building in Ottawa. The new attorneys are among 608 men and ...
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