Terrence Shannon Jr. has dropped his lawsuit against the University of Illinois after the school chose to close its investigation of the basketball player. No disciplinary action has been taken.

From: 
WAND

Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser and Assistant State’s Attorney Greg Sams drafted a bill to make it harder for a person accused of committing a crime while under the influence of drugs or alcohol to use their voluntary intoxication as an affirmative defense.

From: 
Kane County Chronicle

A district judge in southern Illinois sentenced a Franklin County doctor to federal prison after he admitted to billing fraudulent insurance claims for profit.

From: 
Illinois Business Journal

The county’s Democratic Party will pick a temporary replacement for Yarbrough, who had more than two years left on her term.

From: 
Chicago Sun-Times

Rock Island attorney Tionn Fambro Carter has been appointed an Associate Judge of the 14th Judicial Circuit of Illinois. She was appointed to the position by the Circuit Judges of the 14th Judicial Circuit, and will be the first Black woman to serve as a judge in the circuit.

From: 
OurQuadCities.com

The state’s attorney appeared astonished after an appeals court ordered a man, who they said is not a flight risk, released from jail after the man led officers on a police pursuit in Spring Grove.

From: 
Lake & McHenry County Scanner

At least 29,000 Springfield residents have had their personal voter information published this year, an analysis from The State Journal-Register found.

From: 
The State Journal-Register

Instant Karma

Posted on April 9, 2024 by Celeste Antoinette Niemann

 Now that the Illinois Supreme Court in Estate of Coffman determined that the fiduciary relationship between the principal and their agent begins at the time the power of attorney is signed, attorneys should be cautious when advising clients in naming agents under property powers of attorney, explains Robert S. Held in his April Illinois Bar Journal article, “Instant Karma.”