Illinois
Our Representatives are sponsoring CISPA
The US House is considering a bill called CISPA that is a gross violation of our privacy rights. According to the ACLU it would “let military agencies such as the National Security Agency directly collect the Internet records of American citizens who use the public, domestic, civilian Internet” and “use …
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Read More »Notary Public Illinois
Notary Service Chicago can notarize documents of conveyance, Quitclaim deed, passports & residential real estate documents authorized by a State-appointed Illinois Notary Public Official. Affidavits, Amended Tax Returns, Auto Leasing, Bill of Sale, Business Contracts, Business Partnerships, Child Custody Agreements, City/County/State Bid Forms, Closing Document, Divorce Agreements, Home Rental, Leasing …
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Read More »ICE arrests 67 in Illinois
Sarah Schulte April 2, 2012 (CHICAGO) (WLS) Critics say most of the 3,100 criminal aliens and immigration fugitives arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are not a serious threat to society. For six days, ICE agents swept through the states looking for criminal aliens and repeat immigration law violators …
Read More »Clout-heavy ex-police chief on $30k pension sweetener: ‘I deserve every penny’
At first blush, a pension bill adopted by the General Assembly in 2007 seemed to have a laudable goal: extending retirement benefits to local police force employees’ widows after they remarried. But buried within the legislation was something considerably less altruistic: a provision that enabled a member of one of …
Read More »Illinois judge: law barring recording police is unconstitutional
By Megan Geuss In Cook County today Judge Stanley J. Sacks declared Illinois’ eavesdropping law—which is one of the toughest in the nation—unconstitutional in his ruling in the case of Christopher Drew, who was charged with the felony crime in 2009. The eavesdropping law prohibits citizens from making audio or …
Read More »Report provides new detail on politicians’ influence on University of Illinois admissions
By Associated Press 11:29 a.m. CST, February 26, 2012 CHICAGO (AP) — More Illinois politicians — including top Democrats and Republicans — have been identified as using their influence to help students get into the University of Illinois, according to a published report Sunday. The Chicago Tribune first reported in …
Read More »Odd geography in new Illinois congressional map
Millions of constituents will find their representative has changed By Rick Pearson, Chicago Tribune reporter February 20, 2012 During his three decades in Elmhurst, John Morrissey has been comfortable being represented in Washington by a generation of conservative congressmen. Now the retired 61-year-old business manager is coming to the realization …
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