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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Ruling puts Aurora Pride Parade back on track
A federal judge cleared the way for the LGBTQ+ rights group Aurora Pride to seek a permit to host its annual Pride Parade on June 11.
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A woman who sued her former husband for emotional distress after she learned he had hired private investigators to follow her for years does not have standing for the suit, a state appellate panel ruled.
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Jesse Reyes announces 2nd run for Illinois Supreme Court
First District Appellate Court Justice Jesse G. Reyes announced Wednesday his candidacy for the Illinois Supreme Court next year.
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Panel won’t revive suit over Chicago’s health plan agreements
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