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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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Pritzker Set to Consider Signing More Than 500 Bills in the Next Three Months

Historically, the legislature has sent bills to the governor in batches, allowing his staff ample time to review the proposals. #bills #illinois

Illinois Residents Will Soon Pay More For Everyday Items Such As Gas And Groceries

Higher fees hurt Illinois residents who are already facing some of the highest property taxes in the nation, according to Hill. #gastax #grocerytax

Audit of Pritzker’s BIG Program Gives GOP Concerns Over Management of Migrant Health Subsidies

State Rep. Norine Hammond, R-Macomb, said the governor’s track record on managing programs causes concern. #BIGgrant

Illinois Supreme Court Justices Deny Motion for Recusal in Gun Ban Challenge

Asked in early March if the justices should recuse themselves because of the donations, Pritzker said that’s “ridiculous.” #gunban

Pritzker Meets with Chicago Mayor-Elect Johnson

Pritzker said he discussed with Johnson future plans for the city and the state. #chicago

Gov. Pritzker Signs Historic Legislation Guaranteeing 40 Hours of Paid Leave

Under existing law, workers are not guaranteed pay when taking time off for sick leave, childcare, mental health reasons, medical appointments, vacation, or any other reason. #pto

Pritzker Touts $70 Million Plan for Addressing Teacher Shortage

“Our collective goals are to make sure we have enough great teachers in every classroom.” #illinois #teachers

Pritzker Announces $60 Million Park Grants, Declines to Endorse Chicago Mayor Candidate

Pritzker said he would not be endorsing a candidate in the runoff – at least not yet. #pritzker

Pritzker Launches Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative

“This is an unprecedented interagency effort that will provide more and better treatment and save lives.” #mentalhealth

Pritzker Hits the Road to Sell His Budget Plan

Pritzker, however, said the state is in a vastly improved financial condition than when he first entered office because Democrats who control the budgeting process have used surpluses in recent years to pay the state’s debts and pension obligations. #budget #illinois

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