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What are Motions in Criminal Cases?

If you’re charged with any criminal offense, your number one question should be how can I beat this case? Depending on the specific crime and its underlying factual allegations, you may be able to beat your case by filing a motion. But before diving into the specifics, it’s important to know what a motion is and when they should be…

News Resource – Court Operation Links

Helpful links to the following courts’ operations between 3/17 and 4/16: Cook County http://www.cookcountycourt.org/ Lake County, Illinois https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ILLAKE/bulletins/2818211 Will County https://files.constantcontact.com/89bab4d8001/09ecae5a-3661-4184-aec0-29defc983bf4.pdf DuPage County https://www.dupageco.org/Courts/Docs/62587/ Northern District of Illinois For additional information or other court information please contact us.

Chicago Tonight is Live with Gal

An FBI investigation secretly recorded Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan. The latest from Washington, D.C. The gold trade in medieval Africa. And the state Supreme Court rules on your privacy. Watch the live video here. Gal Appears at 41:30 mark.

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The 4th Amendment Has Entered the Digital Age: SCOTUS Rules Police Need Warrant to Search Phones

COME BACK WITH A WARRANT. At least, that’s what the United States Supreme Court told the government this June. In a nearly unanimous opinion (Justice Alito filed a concurrence), the highest court in the land ruled that police officers must secure a warrant before searching data on a cell phone seized from an individual who has been arrested. The Court…

Warring Peterson lawyers take fight to court

CHICAGO — Drew Peterson’s wisecracking, limelight-hogging, sunglasses-wearing lawyers faced the media horde every day of the former suburban Chicago police officer’s 2012 trial – one that ended with a murder conviction and a falling out among the erstwhile colleagues. But the lawyerly war of words in public between lead trial counsel Joel Brodsky and former partner-turned-nemesis Steve Greenberg that began…

Defense: Medrano never fell for government ‘snitch’

Ambrosio Medrano, a former Chicago alderman convicted nearly two decades ago of public corruption, was searching for a financial opportunity for his wife of 35 years so the two could retire and spend time with their grandchildren, his attorney told a jury today at Medrano’s federal bribery trial. So when an acquaintance said he had a millionaire medical sales rep…

Chicago’s next prosecutor to be more of an insider

January 1, 2013 – Associated Press CHICAGO — The lanky, soft-spoken lawman from New York arrived in Chicago with a mandate to clean up corruption-plagued Illinois. And after a decade on the job, Patrick Fitzgerald had helped put two successive governors and a long procession of other public officials behind bars. Months after the consummate outsider resigned as head of…

DuPage judge allows evidence in Harper wrestler’s home invasion trial

When Kerin Ramirez goes to trial for invading an off-duty police officer’s home, a DuPage County jury will learn the former Harper College wrestler was drunk when he entered the house and was shot during the confrontation that followed. Prosecutors had asked DuPage Judge George Bakalis to bar the defense from mentioning either detail during the trial. But Bakalis on…