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Illinois Supreme Court disbars 3, suspends 10, including former U.S. Attorney
The Illinois Supreme Court disbarred three attorneys and suspended 10, including a former U.S. Attorney, in its latest lawyer disciplinary orders.
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The Illinois House passed 41 bills to the Senate Tuesday ahead of a scheduled Friday deadline.
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