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Prosecutors expected to rest their case Friday in Tim Mapes perjury trial - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors expected to rest their case Friday in Tim Mapes perjury trial

Federal prosecutors are expected to rest their case in chief Friday in the perjury trial of Tim Mapes, the former chief of staff to Democratic Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan accused of lying to a federal grand jury investigating his boss. Mapes, 68, of Springfield, is charged with perjury and attempted obstruction of justice, accused in an indictment of lying in answers to seven ...

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Feds nearly done laying out perjury case against ex-top aide to Michael Madigan - Vimarsana News

Feds nearly done laying out perjury case against ex-top aide to Michael Madigan

Jurors hear additional recordings that seemed to show the close relationship between Tim Mapes and Michael McClain.

Rich Miller: How did Mapes get into this position? - Vimarsana News

Rich Miller: How did Mapes get into this position?

There are those who say Mapes was so arrogant after decades of amassing power that he couldn’t shake the habit while on the stand.

Former lawmaker testifies Madigan confidant urged him to resign at behest of speaker - Vimarsana News

Former lawmaker testifies Madigan confidant urged him to resign at behest of speaker

CHICAGO (Capitol News Illinois) - In the fall of 2018, then-state Rep. Lou Lang, D-Skokie, thought he might have been in line for a big promotion in t...

How did Tim Mapes get in this spot? - Vimarsana News

How did Tim Mapes get in this spot?

Mapes, once chief of staff for former House Speaker Mike Madigan, faces up to 20 years in prison for an obstruction of justice charge and another five years for perjury.