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'Essex Boys' case of traders accused of manipulating markets heads for trial | Stock markets - Vimarsana News

'Essex Boys' case of traders accused of manipulating markets heads for trial | Stock markets

Judge unseals evidence of WhatsApp texts between UK-based men who reportedly made $700m on collapse of oil price in 2020

Ill. Residents Get Class Cert. In Instant Checkmate Suit - Vimarsana News

Ill. Residents Get Class Cert. In Instant Checkmate Suit

An Illinois federal judge Thursday certified two classes of Illinois residents who claim that the listing of their names and other personal information on a searchable, SEO-optimized Instant Checkmate background check directory violated a Prairie State right of publicity law.

Source: law360.com
Former Chicago Ald. Ricardo Munoz sentenced to 13 months in prison - Vimarsana News

Former Chicago Ald. Ricardo Munoz sentenced to 13 months in prison

A federal judge sentenced former Ald. Ricardo Munoz to 13 months in prison on Thursday for stealing nearly $38,000 from the Chicago Progressive Reform Caucus to pay for personal expenses, including skydiving and a relative’s college tuition.

Ricardo Munoz, another guilty former City Council member, set to learn sentence - Vimarsana News

Ricardo Munoz, another guilty former City Council member, set to learn sentence

Munoz pleaded guilty in September to wire fraud and money laundering, admitting he took nearly $38,000 from the Chicago Progressive Reform Caucus to pay for personal expenses like skydiving and a relative’s college tuition.

Despite US law, gun-carry rules bar jail, court retirees - Vimarsana News

Despite US law, gun-carry rules bar jail, court retirees

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — For more than three decades, Marcus Hargrett’s version of getting ready for work included holstering a semiautomatic pistol before reporting to the Cook County Jail. Now retired, Hargrett and thousands of other similarly situated former county sheriff’s officers say a federal law allows them to carry weapons anywhere in the nation.

Source: apnews.com