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This Macoupin County case arises from a 2005 armed robbery at a Hardees Restaurant in Staunton. A woman entered the premises with a gun, demanded cash, and exited with $366. This defendant was waiting for her in a car outside and they sped away together.
In 2008, the Illinois Commerce Commission approved a four-year pilot program for a volume-balancing-adjustment rider imposing revenue decoupling on the customers of the natural gas utility companies involved in this case, and in 2012, the Commission approved the rider on a permanent basis.
Plaintiff Anthony Williams injured his back in 2003 while working for defendant employer BNSF Railway, loading freight containers off of the ground and onto a waiting chassis. He filed suit under the Federal Employers Liability Act to recover for the permanent disability which resulted.
There are multiple plaintiffs in this consolidated Cook County taxpayer derivative action filed by residents of Lemont-Bromberek Combined School District 113A. There are also multiple defendantscertain officers and employees of the district, current and former members of its board of education, the surety company which issued the bond for the districts treasurer, and the accounting firm which performed audits.
In 2006, a group of men beat another man to death in the area of Parkside and Waller in Chicago. An elderly resident of the neighborhood testified for the State as to his observation of what occurred, and he identified this defendant in a lineup a few days after the crime, but, at trial, he was unable to pick the defendant out in the courtroom. Simpson was found guilty by a Cook County jury and received a sentence of 36 years and six months.
In 2006, a group of men beat another man to death in the area of Parkside and Waller in Chicago. An elderly resident of the neighborhood testified for the State as to his observation of what occurred, and he identified this defendant in a lineup a few days after the crime, but, at trial, he was unable to pick the defendant out in the courtroom. Simpson was found guilty by a Cook County jury and received a sentence of 36 years and six months.
Marriage dissolution proceedings in Cook County were initiated in 2013 by the husband here, who sought joint custody of the couples three minor children. The dissolution was finalized in 2014, superseding an earlier order concerning the children which had been entered while the case was pending.
In 2008, the Illinois Commerce Commission approved a four-year pilot program for a volume-balancing-adjustment rider imposing revenue decoupling on the customers of the natural gas utility companies involved in this case, and in 2012, the Commission approved the rider on a permanent basis.
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