Por: Chicago Tribune Politics September 22, 2022
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Tuesday acknowledged he has concerns about potential ambiguities in a sweeping criminal justice law that has become a major election year issue, and also spoke of the need to discuss clarifying some provisions, including one that eliminates cash bail, before they take effect Jan. 1. The law, known as the SAFE-T Act and passed by the Democratic-controlled legislature last year, is intended to address... + full article
Business Insider USA Business September 22, 2022
Cash App is outfitting its customers to drum up brand loyalty as it looks to compete in an increasingly competitive financial app landscape. Companies habitually settle on practical merchandise such as t-shirts and baseball caps for their loyal customer base. But there's... + más
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Business Insider USA Life September 22, 2022
Credit cards are one of the most powerful tools you can wield in life. Responsible use can result in a good credit score which opens the door to auto loans, mortgages, and even favorable health insurance. Some of the most important things in life are made possible thanks to... + más
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Chicago Tribune USA Politics September 22, 2022
A month after state regulators ordered Commonwealth Edison to pay $38 million in refunds due to the scandal tied to ex-House Speaker Michael Madigan, the Illinois attorney general wants consumers to get a little more. Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Tuesday said ComEd... + más
Gov. J.B. Pritzker deflects on corruption as state Sen. Emil Jones III resigns leadership and committee posts after federal bribery charges | Chicago Tribune
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“CHICAGO VIOLENCE IS COMING TO THE SUBURBS,” the television ad cautioned in big, white lettering against a montage of video depicting violence on city streets. Produced by a group backing Republican candidate for governor Darren Bailey, the ad’s eerie warning was aimed... + más
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Will County prosecutor sues Pritzker, other top Democrats over law that does away with cash bail | Chicago Tribune
Democratic Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow filed a lawsuit Friday against Gov. J.B. Pritzker and other top state Democrats alleging that they violated the state’s constitution when they pushed through sweeping criminal justice reforms last year. The lawsuit from... + más
Fear and misinformation rife as SAFE-T Act and the end of cash bail become political lightning rods heading into election | Chicago Tribune
The Advocate USA Crime September 17, 2022
Mystikal, a Grammy-nominated rapper raised in New Orleans who rose to fame in the early 2000s, has been indicted on a charge of first-degree rape over an alleged July 30 attack at his home in Prairieville and now faces a mandatory life sentence if convicted at trial.The... + más
Rapper Mystikal to be arraigned on rape, other charges | ABC News
NBA Youngboy not guilty in California gun case; still faces charges in Baton Rouge | The Advocate
ABC News USA World September 17, 2022
A Memphis man at an exclusive Fiji resort was denied bail Wednesday.Bradley Robert Dawson, 38, was charged with murder in the death of Christe Chen Dawson, 36, a pharmacist at a Kroger supermarket in Memphis, Tennessee. Police said she was found dead on July 9 at the exclusive... + más
Mystikal, New Orleans-born rapper, indicted on first-degree rape, could face life sentence | The Advocate
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