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(The Center Square) – Former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore doesn't want a jury to know about how much she was paid, why she left her job, her political campaign contributions,
(The Center Square) – Former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore doesn't want a jury to know about how much she was paid, why she left her job, her political campaign contributions,
(The Center Square) – Former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore doesn't want a jury to know about how much she was paid, why she left her job, her political campaign contributions,
The wiretapped conversation was contained in a 126-page proffer filed late Tuesday by prosecutors in anticipation of the March 6 trial of Madigan confidant Michael McClain and three others, all accused of trying to bribe the former speaker of the Illinois House to benefit ComEd.
The four are accused of arranging for then-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan’s associates and allies to get jobs, contracts and money in order to influence Madigan as key legislation worked its way through Springfield.