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IL Supreme Court: State OK to completely abolish cash bail, because state constitution doesn't require it - Vimarsana News

IL Supreme Court: State OK to completely abolish cash bail, because state constitution doesn't require it

The Democratic supermajority on the Illinois Supreme Court agreed that state lawmakers are OK to redefine 'bail' to meet progressive policy goals without first amending the state constitution

Shot By Joliet Police In 2022: Joliet Career Criminal Off To Prison - Vimarsana News

Shot By Joliet Police In 2022: Joliet Career Criminal Off To Prison

Shot By Joliet Police In 2022: Joliet Career Criminal Off To Prison - Joliet, IL - Joliet police officer Juan Santiago shot Ryan Reddick on April 6, 2022, Reddick was a passenger in a car pulled over and he ran from it.

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Ron And Kelly Dube: Three Rivers Festival Benefit Set Up - Vimarsana News

Ron And Kelly Dube: Three Rivers Festival Benefit Set Up

Ron And Kelly Dube: Three Rivers Festival Benefit Set Up - Channahon-Minooka, IL - Michael Trinka, a 33-year-old Wilmington man with a 2018 DUI conviction, was charged in the head-on I-55 deaths of Ron and Kelly Dube.

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Illinois Supreme Court expected to issue opinion in cashless bail case - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court expected to issue opinion in cashless bail case

The Illinois Supreme Court may issue an opinion on Tuesday that could decide whether cashless bail for criminal defendants will be implemented in the state.

Illinois Supreme Court expected to rule on elimination of cash bail Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court expected to rule on elimination of cash bail Tuesday

The Illinois Supreme Court expects to issue a ruling Tuesday deciding whether cashless bail for criminal defendants will be implemented in the state.