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    May 18, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Borizov trial seen as successful test of cameras in state courtrooms

    Their deliberations completed, the jurors marched into the courtroom, and the judge asked if they had reached a verdict. The foreman said they had.
    Their deliberations completed, the jurors marched into the courtroom, and the judge asked if they had reached a verdict. The foreman said they had. Soon the clerk read from the signed verdict forms: "We, the jury, find Johnny Borizov guilty of first-...

    Tags: Prosecution, Human Interest, Television Industry, Judges, Murder

    2. May 8, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Knock yourselves out, Senators

    If a good plan for relieving Illinois' pension crisis has momentum, why not offer an inferior proposal that wouldn't do as much good? To that end, Senate President John Cullerton on Monday unveiled another insufficient pension reform bill, this one with the blessing of public employee unions. And no wonder: Cullerton's plan would ask less of their members — but more from taxpayers — than a plan that already passed the House.
    If a good plan for relieving Illinois' pension crisis has momentum, why not offer an inferior proposal that wouldn't do as much good? To that end, Senate President John Cullerton on Monday unveiled another insufficient pension reform bill, this one with...

    Tags: Interior Policy, Labor Legislation, Springfield, Abusive Behavior, Tom Cross

    3. May 5, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Emanuel doubles down as year 2 ends

    Surrounded by kids as he accepted money from a soft-drink company for nutrition and exercise classes, Rahm Emanuel was asked if it might make more sense for children's health to take a harder line on the sale of sugary drinks.
    Surrounded by kids as he accepted money from a soft-drink company for nutrition and exercise classes, Rahm Emanuel was asked if it might make more sense for children's health to take a harder line on the sale of sugary drinks. "I'm here about making...

    Tags: NATO Summit, Karen Lewis, White House, NATO, Chicago Elections

    4. May 3, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Additions to building's rooftop cause static

    Q: Our condominium unit faces the roof of an adjacent condominium building that leases a portion of its roof for cellphone equipment and antennas. It seems every time I look out my window, new equipment is added without any notice to surrounding neighbors, which affects my view. Is there any law that restricts the adjacent building from modifying the equipment on its roof?
    Q: Our condominium unit faces the roof of an adjacent condominium building that leases a portion of its roof for cellphone equipment and antennas. It seems every time I look out my window, new equipment is added without any notice to surrounding...

    Tags: Rentals, Finance, Rental Service, Economy, Business and Finance, Condos

    5. May 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Ill. chief justice: Follow FOID law on mental health issues

    SPRINGFIELD — The chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, citing “gun-related tragedies” and the state’s debate over concealed carry, emphasized in a memo to judges throughout Illinois this week that the state must be notified when they determine a person has serious mental health concerns.
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    SPRINGFIELD — The chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, citing “gun-related tragedies” and the state’s debate over concealed carry, emphasized in a memo to judges throughout Illinois this week that the state must be notified...

    Tags: Interior Policy, Tim Bivins, Pat Quinn, Kwame Raoul, Mental Illness

    6. May 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Illinois Senate passes pension bill, sets up showdown with House

    SPRINGFIELD — Senate President John Cullerton today sent his version of pension reform to the House, setting up a high-profile clash with the rival plan Speaker Michael Madigan already pushed through the House.
    SPRINGFIELD — Senate President John Cullerton today sent his version of pension reform to the House, setting up a high-profile clash with the rival plan Speaker Michael Madigan already pushed through the House.   The showdown puts more than 700,...

    Tags: Employees, Interior Policy, Health and Safety at Work, Pat Quinn, Christine Radogno

    7. May 10, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. State chief justice: Follow law on mental health reporting

    — The chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, citing "gun-related tragedies" and the state's debate over concealed carry, emphasized in a memo to judges throughout Illinois this week that the state must be notified when they determine a person has serious mental health issues.
    — The chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, citing "gun-related tragedies" and the state's debate over concealed carry, emphasized in a memo to judges throughout Illinois this week that the state must be notified when they determine a...

    Tags: Interior Policy, Tim Bivins, Pat Quinn, Kwame Raoul, Mental Illness

    8. May 10, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Strengthen the inspector general

    By now, Mayor Rahm Emanuel must be tired of being reminded of his unfulfilled promise to empower the city's inspector general. Cover your eyes, Mayor, because here we go again.
    By now, Mayor Rahm Emanuel must be tired of being reminded of his unfulfilled promise to empower the city's inspector general. Cover your eyes, Mayor, because here we go again. Among the pledges contained in Emanuel's responses to a Tribune survey of...

    Tags: Chicago City Hall, Chicago Mayor, Local Government, Rahm Emanuel

    9. May 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Oak Brook attorney, radio host suspended

    The Illinois Supreme Court has suspended an Oak Brook attorney, author and former radio host accused of misappropriating more than $2 million from a client.
    The Illinois Supreme Court has suspended an Oak Brook attorney, author and former radio host accused of misappropriating more than $2 million from a client. The court this week suspended indefinitely Kathleen Niew's license to practice law while her...

    Tags: Radio, Oak Brook, Laws, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice

    10. May 2, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Firefighter pension case goes to state's Supreme Court

    Downers Grove officials opted to appeal a recent court ruling awarding disability payments to a former firefighter whose knee injury forced him off the job four years ago.
    Downers Grove officials opted to appeal a recent court ruling awarding disability payments to a former firefighter whose knee injury forced him off the job four years ago. The village's Fire Department Pension Board decided to file an appeal with the...

    Tags: Downers Grove, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Politics

    11. May 8, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Oak Brook attorney suspended by state Supreme Court

    The Illinois Supreme Court has suspended an Oak Brook attorney, author and former radio host accused of misappropriating more than $2 million from her clients.
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    The Illinois Supreme Court has suspended an Oak Brook attorney, author and former radio host accused of misappropriating more than $2 million from her clients. The court indefinitely suspended Kathleen Niew’s license to practice Tuesday while her...

    Tags: Breach of Contract, Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Oak Brook, Oak Park, Finance

    12. May 1, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Bottom line: For Cubs, moving preferable to losing

    It was 28 years ago that the Illinois Supreme Court shut the Cubs out from playing night games at Wrigley Field, upholding a state law and city ordinance that banned the use of lights at the ballpark.
    It was 28 years ago that the Illinois Supreme Court shut the Cubs out from playing night games at Wrigley Field, upholding a state law and city ordinance that banned the use of lights at the ballpark. "We're obviously disappointed in the outcome, and it...

    Tags: Anthony Rizzo, Baseball, Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs, Thomas Ricketts

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