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Application for Certification as Installer of Distributed Generation Facilities under Section 16-128A of the Public Utilities Act.

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Application for Certificate to Install Energy Efficiency Measurers under Section 16-128B of the Public Utilities Act.

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Application for Certification to Install Energy Efficiency Measures under Section 16-128B of the Public Utilities Act.

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Application for Certification to Install Energy Efficiency Measures under Section 16-128B of the Public Utilities Act.

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Petition for confidential treatment of certain portions of the 2018 ARES re-certification pursuant to part 451.

People v. Relerford

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Following a bench trial in the circuit court of Cook County, defendant, Walter Relerford, was convicted of stalking.

People v. Nelson

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Defendant, Miesha Nelson, and her three codefendants, Carmelita Hall, Tiffany Cox, andRosalinda Ball, were tried jointly but in severed bench trials for the armed robbery andstabbing death of Morris Wilson. All four defendants were found guilty.

People v. Minnis

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Section 3(a) of the Sex Offender Registration Act (Registration Act or Act) requires sexoffenders to disclose and periodically update information regarding their Internet identities and websites.

People v. Lerma

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On a late May evening in 2008, Jason Gill, who was sitting with a female companion on the front steps of his Chicago home, was fatally shot by a man who approached the porch and opened fire.

People v. Williams

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This Tazewell County defendant was brought to trial in 2012 on a Class 2 felony charge of unlawful delivery of less than one gram of cocaine. The circuit court admonished him that, in view of his criminal record, the maximum sentence he could receive was 60 years. He negotiated with the State and pled guilty in return for a sentencing cap of 25 years, which was what he was sentenced to.

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