...concluded that it lacks jurisdiction over Kleinman, there is no basis to consider his challenges to the sufficiency of the allegations against him to state a claim.” “Moreover, to the...
For Immediate Release Contact: Mark Shelden September 23, 2015 217-493-8543 Brad Halbrook, former State Representative and Republican from Shelbyville, will be announcing his intention to be a candidate for the...
...is set to formally announce his candidacy for State Representative in the 102nd Illinois house district, to replace Adam Brown. Brown recently announced his intentions to retire from the seat....
...to the election and recent statements made by Farnham). A classic conflict of interest finally dealt with. The issue was brought to the attention of the Edgar County Board just...
...charges and was originally scheduled to be tried with Tepper and Mahmood. McDonald’s trial was rescheduled to Oct. 22nd due to health issues. DuPage County State’s Attorney Bob Berlin has...
...in the form of credit for said purchases. One particularly interesting statement was for South Elgin High School Principal James Edwards. His statement for June of 2014 reflected numerous payments...
...prohibiting indemnification act arising to a finding of guilty (or plea) in criminal proceedings. Apparently some state elected officials have noticed this agreement also and at least one of them,...
...the DuPage County State’s Attorney, Bob Berlin, regarding the COD Open Meetings Act violations fall into at least one of the categories mentioned above and we will point out exactly...
Springfield, IL. (ECWd) – Illinois State Representative Edward J. Acevedo (D) appears to be electioneering with state funds against Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump. I am alleging that through the...
...fact solicit votes in her e-mail communications from COD which is a violation of policy and law. [gview file=”https://edgarcountywatchdogs.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/25-Kraft-documents_Redacted-00000002.pdf” save=”1″] Photo credit: Chicago Tribune Photo in article from Chicago Tribune...
