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The Illinois Supreme Court will hear four civil and nine criminal cases in its March term. Among the civil cases is a challenge to a teenager’s conviction for driving under the influence of cannabis. Adin/stock.adobe.com
  • Illinois Supreme Court to hear 4 civil cases in March term
    The Illinois Supreme Court will hear four civil cases in its March term, including a challenge to a teenager’s conviction for driving under the influence of cannabis and a dispute involving produce wholesalers being sued over allegedly contaminated cilantro that caused an E. coli outbreak.
  • Panel rules law doesn’t bar inclusion of American flag on petitions
    A group of candidates running for office in Tinley Park should be reinstated to the April 1 election ballot after being removed for including images of the American flag on their nomination petitions, a state appellate panel held.
  • Fired school official’s retaliation claim to proceed
    An elected McHenry County school superintendent who maintains her criticisms of the county board led to her firing has adequately alleged a claim for a violation of her right to free speech, a federal judge ruled.

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