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

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Missing Persons Identification Act Passes General Assembly

The bill mandates that missing persons cases remain active with the respective law  enforcement agency, and in the databases, until the person is located. #missingpersons

Terminally Ill Illinoisians, Advocates Praise House for Passing End-of-Life Options Act

“We are very excited and we look forward to working with the legislators in the Senate to pass this important bill and deliver it to Governor Pritzker’s desk for his signature.” #act

Joyce Working to Save the Illinois Harness Racing Industry

Senate Bill 1473 would change current law and establish a deadline for the development of an additional harness race track and horse racetrack casino, or racino, in Cook County’s south suburbs. #racing

IL Freedom Caucus Proposes Changes To SB1988, Community College Baccalaureate Bill

Last week Amendment #2 to SB1988 was filed, gutting the previous bill and adding the language for these programs. #bill

Crawford Measure Studying Effects of COVID-19 on Chronic Absenteeism Heads to House Floor

Crawford Measure Studying Effects of COVID-19 on Chronic Absenteeism Heads to House Floor (Springfield, IL) – State Rep. Mike Crawford, D-Chicago, passed a measure...

Joyce advances multiple measures to help landowners with deer control

“Illinois farmers, who are experiencing substantial crop damage and lower yields, need a better way to manage deer populations on their farms,” said Joyce (D-Essex). #deer

Gambling insider says Illinois’ internet gambling legislation likely doomed

This marks the third consecutive year that legislation has been proposed, with the latest version including a tax rate of 25% on adjusted iGaming revenue. Supporters of the iGaming bill claim Illinois could collect an additional $1 billion annually in taxes. #gambling

Safe storage, lost and stolen bill a ‘hot mess,’ Illinois rifle association says

“Anybody in the state of Illinois that does not have a [Firearm Owner’s ID] card is a prohibited person,” Sullivan told The Center Square. #illinoisfirearms

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