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'ComEd Four' found guilty on all counts - Vimarsana News

'ComEd Four' found guilty on all counts

Photo caption: Former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore walks away from the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in downtown Chicago on May 2 after a jury found her guilty of

What the ComEd trial guilty verdicts means for Illinois politics - Vimarsana News

What the ComEd trial guilty verdicts means for Illinois politics

The convictions could impact the bribery trial next year of one-time House Speaker Michael Madigan, but could also ignite new ethics reforms and questions about how politicians are lobbied.

Source: wsiu.org
ComEd Four trial: Jury gets bribery case surrounding ex-Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan - Vimarsana News

ComEd Four trial: Jury gets bribery case surrounding ex-Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan

Jury deliberations began in the 'ComEd Four' bribery trial involving Anne Pramaggiore, John Hooker, Mike McClain, Jay Doherty and Mike Madigan.

ComEd Four trial: Attorneys deliver closing arguments in case against Anne Pramaggiore, John Hooker, Mike McClain, Jay Doherty - Vimarsana News

ComEd Four trial: Attorneys deliver closing arguments in case against Anne Pramaggiore, John Hooker, Mike McClain, Jay Doherty

Prosecutors delivered their closing arguments in the ComEd Four trial. The bribery case surrounds former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan.

Closing their case in ComEd bribery trial, prosecutors hammer at 'stunning' stream of benefits delivered to Michael Madigan - Vimarsana News

Closing their case in ComEd bribery trial, prosecutors hammer at 'stunning' stream of benefits delivered to Michael Madigan

Assistant U.S. Attorney Diane MacArthur told jurors the bribery scheme “became so much, so that when Madigan said ‘jump,’ these defendants said ‘how high?’”