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Tinley Park Couple Pleads Guilty to $23,711 Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Each defendant was ordered to pay $11,855.60 in restitution. According to Raoul’s office, both paid half of their respective restitution amounts in court Thursday. #fraud #medicaid

Dongola Paramedic, Registered Nurse and Church Deacon Charged With Possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material

The investigation is part of a broader effort by the Illinois Attorney General’s Office and law enforcement agencies to identify people suspected of downloading, possessing or distributing child sexual abuse material online. #ilag

Willie Wilson Calls for Investigation Into Chicago Gas Prices as Some Stations Top $5 a Gallon

The latest request also adds another economic issue to Wilson’s campaign for mayor. Wilson has repeatedly focused on the cost of living in Chicago and has positioned himself as an advocate for residents struggling with rising expenses. #election #gasprices #chicago

Illegal Sports Betting Draws Scrutiny in Illinois Ahead of NFL Season

The group says illegal operators can leave bettors without protections available through licensed sportsbooks, including age verification, responsible-gambling resources and avenues for resolving disputes. #betting #sports #nfl

Pritzker defends state ban on semiautomatic weapons

“The rights of people to go to a 4th of July parade and be safe, and not have 48 people shot with more than 60 bullets per second, issued by a weapon that shouldn't be available to the public,” Pritzker said. #stateban #weapons #jbpritzker

Illinois diversity commissioner did not properly disclose $23K side job

The disclosures and other publicly available information indicate most of the commissioners have worked other jobs during their tenures. #sidejob #diversity #thecentersquare

Federal Court Selects Karyn Bass Ehler as U.S. Magistrate Judge in Northern Illinois

U.S. magistrate judges are appointed for eight-year terms and must meet statutory requirements, including at least five years of membership in good standing with a state’s highest court and five years of active legal practice. #judge #federalcourt

Attorney General Raoul Applauds House Passage of Legislation to Expand Worker Protections Against Retaliation

Raoul’s legislation – contained in House Bill (HB) 5561 – would fill existing voids in labor enforcement that leave workers unprotected from often-devastating employer retaliation... #whistleblower

AG Raoul Pushes for Legislation that will Increase Accessibility to Crime Victims Compensation Program

Senate Bill 3713 amends the Crime Victims Compensation Act by making the program more accessible to applicants and advocates who assist individuals in applying for compensation... #crime #victim

The Freelance Worker Protection Act Criticized as Overreach, Bad for Illinois Business

The legislation would authorize the Illinois Attorney General to get involved if someone is believed to have violated any provisions of the bill. #freelanceworker

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