Daily Legal News Archive

Thursday, July 10, 2025

The lawsuit, filed by 66 cities, challenges President Donald Trump’s administration initiatives that seek to withhold federal funding from cities that prohibit their police officers and other employees from enforcing federal civil immigration laws.

From: 
Chicago Sun-Times

Law enforcement agencies across Illinois are adapting to new mental health training requirements mandated by the SAFE-T Act, which took effect in 2022.

From: 
Fox Illinois

The mother of 11-year-old Jayden Perkins, who was fatally stabbed while trying to protect her from a violent attack by her just-paroled ex-boyfriend, is calling out Illinois politicians for using her son’s name for political gain while fighting her civil lawsuit against the state behind closed doors.

From: 
CWB Chicago

An opponent of the Mount Hope Cemetery solar farm has sent a 36-page legal memorandum to the mayor and other Belleville officials, maintaining that the city’s plan violates state law.

From: 
Belleville News-Democrat

A Macon County judge rejected on Tuesday another attempt by Douglas and Kelly Nichols to overturn their convictions for possessing child sex abuse material.

From: 
WCIA