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

the chicagoland journal

Wallace “Gator” Bradley Seeks Compensation for Advocacy in Mark Maxson Wrongful Conviction Case

Bradley began advocating on Maxson’s behalf years before his release. Under a Feb. 8, 2013, “Urban Translator Agreement,” Bradley agreed to serve as a media, community and political liaison in efforts to help Maxson secure his freedom and pursue justice. #compensation #markmaxson #wallacegatorbradley

JASSAC to Host Free Community Social Action Fair at Prairie State College

This year's fair is centered on the theme, “What’s Your Voter Plan?” and will focus on civic engagement, voter education and connecting residents with services and organizations serving communities throughout the Joliet area and Chicago Southland. #jassac #fair

Kennedy-King College Launches New Midwifery Program to Address Illinois Maternal Health Disparities

The program's midwifery core courses will take approximately six semesters to complete following one semester of prerequisite coursework. The first midwifery core courses are scheduled to begin in spring 2027 at Kennedy-King College. #kennedykingcollege #maternalhealth

Rep. Sheehan Blasts Release of Molotov Cocktail Suspect, Praises Mokena Police and Prosecutors

Will County prosecutors sought to detain Alsaidi, citing the alleged Molotov cocktails, an active order of protection involving Orland Park residents and addresses, and two prior determinations of inadmissibility to the United States. #patricksheehan #mokena

Greater Chicagoland Black Chamber of Commerce Urges Pritzker to Declare Disaster Emergency After Severe August 11 Storms

The organization acknowledged Pritzker’s Aug. 14 signing of Senate Bill 3925, which allows participating local home-equity assurance programs to provide eligible homeowners with rebates for certain flood-related expenses. However, chamber officials said the measure does not address the full scope of damage caused by the storms. #disaster #storms #jbpritzker

Pritzker Highlights Illinois Education Gains as Students Return to School

While the rankings use different methodologies, the state said they collectively measure areas including K-12 performance, school resources, higher education and career preparation. #schools #pritzker

Pharma companies seek to block state expansion of discount drug program

“Since 2020, changes in how the program operates have created significant challenges for providers across Illinois. Federally qualified health centers in Illinois have lost at least $60 million because of restrictions,” Moeller said. #centerssquare #pharma

Franklin Park Man Sentenced to 14 Years for Armed Robbery Spree Targeting Six Chicago Suburban Banks

Federal prosecutors said Campos displayed a gun during five of the six robberies, including incidents in which he pointed the firearm at bank employees and customers. #robbery #sentenced

Workers’ comp law could raise employer costs

“It adds a new surcharge on successful, profitable workers' compensation insurance companies, and then it adds new restrictions on potential liability on employers,” Melin told The Center Square. #centersquare #workerscomp

Terry Cummings Foundation to Unveil Major Far South Side Investment Vision During ‘Operation Legacy’ Kickoff

According to the foundation, the project is intended to empower youth, support families, attract economic investment, stimulate community growth and create sustainable opportunities that can benefit generations of residents. #kickoff #investment

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