@olivertraldi It seemed like the interviewer was asking direct, pointed questions while Nolan was giving confusing answers that sounded smart but not really. Kind of like his movies.
#Joliet Mayor D’Arcy and the city manager did not make themselves available for interviews on the hearing process for the extremely controversial data center project. #Illinois#twill#WillCounty#datacenter#AI#localgov
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#WillCounty prosecutors “did not demonstrate” that disclosure of former employee’s termination letter would deprive them “or any other party of a fair trial or impartial hearing,” according to #Illinois AG opinion. #twill#FOIA#localgov
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#WillCounty State’s Attorney’s Office released a termination letter regarding one of its employees after they were found to have violated #Illinois transparency law. Termination letter said the employee was fired for sharing confidential information with her daughter.
Today in court: Misty McMichael, the widow of former #Chicago#Bears Hall of Famer Steve “Mongo” McMichael, was released from custody and will not face domestic battery charges #Illinois#WillCounty#football — via Jessie Molloy
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Will County judge said he is disturbed by what he called “authoritarianism” in a 2023 forfeiture case from prosecutors that he said was done to “punish the citizens.”
#WillCounty#Illinois#twill#court#law
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SAFE-T Act advocates say the law is not to blame for the arson attack of a #Chicago train passenger, and that the arrest record of the man charged with the attack shows the cash bail system didn’t work:
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Judge orders #WillCounty Sheriff to pay $19,000+ after the dismissal of a forfeiture case.
Attorney says client’s stocks were sold without court permission, which cost him “thousands of dollars in penalties and losses.” #Illinois#court#crime#twill
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