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James Weiss 'had two sitting politicians' on his payroll: prosecutors - Vimarsana News

James Weiss 'had two sitting politicians' on his payroll: prosecutors

Businessman James Weiss agreed to pay monthly bribes to two state legislators to benefit his venture into sweepstakes gaming machines, federal prosecutors told jurors.

Politically connected businessman James Weiss heads to trial - Vimarsana News

Politically connected businessman James Weiss heads to trial

Chicago businessman James Weiss is set to go on trial Monday on federal bribery charges alleging he agreed to pay off a state senator.

Column: Lawyers give cash to and get money from Southland politicians, campaign records show - Vimarsana News

Column: Lawyers give cash to and get money from Southland politicians, campaign records show

Calumet City Mayor and state Rep. Thaddeus Jones collected more than $161,000 worth of contributions during the three months ending March 31.

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State Rep. Bob Rita testifies in 'ComEd Four' case about Michael Madigan's fingerprints on 2016 utility legislation passage – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

State Rep. Bob Rita testifies in 'ComEd Four' case about Michael Madigan's fingerprints on 2016 utility legislation passage – Chicago Tribune

A lawmaker testified at the “ComEd Four” trial Tuesday he became a “little frustrated” when he sponsored the utility’s key legislation in 2016 but was left out of some meetings convened by staff of then-House Speaker Michael Madigan.