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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 2002

Page

3

Deputy Convicted in Ammonition Theft Conspiracy Tape

A Cook County deputy, 45, was convicted of conspiracy to possess stolen ammunition after FBI wiretaps captured him singing about looting a sheriff shooting range during lunch. The tape, from November 4, 1998, ties him to the criminal scheme with officer Joseph Miedzianowski.

Chicago William Jarding Miedzianowski

Secretary of State Candidates Clash Over Campaign Funding

In Chicago, Secretary of State Jesse White and Republican Kristine Cohn debated on air and off, trading records and pledge questions about accepting employee donations. White declined to sign the pledge, defended employee contributions, and faced queries over use of state resources, while a federal probe linked past office staff to license-sale convictions.

Chicago Jesse White Kristine Cohn Cohn White Wbbm-Am State of Illinois Winnebago Dave Druker Secretary of State George Ryan Ryan Kris O'Rourke Cohn WBBM

Court tosses DUI conviction over roadblock use

In a 4-3 ruling, the Supreme Court voided Robert Lidster's drunken driving conviction, ruling the Lombard police roadblock to solicit tips about a fatal hit and run violated the Fourth Amendment. The decision limits random stops for information gathering.

Springfield Supreme Court Robert Lidster Cook County Chicago Charles Freeman Lombard Lidster

Victims relatives seek faith as Illinois death row hearings begin

Victims relatives testify at clemency hearings for Illinois death row inmates, urging faith in a justice system Gov. Ryan froze executions in January 2000. Mika Moulton says the system is not perfect but the best possible, urging to uphold a fair process amid errors and appeals.

Chicago Illinois Mika Moulton George Ryan

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