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Is biased forensic testimony a challenge in your case?
Is biased forensic testimony a challenge in your case?

Bias in forensic testimony in court proceedings is more common than many believe (or would like…

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Nurse sentenced for taking pills
Nurse sentenced for taking pills

An Illinois man was sentenced for Medicare healthcare fraud on Sept. 16. The 42-year-old nurse was…

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What are the major types of credit card fraud?
What are the major types of credit card fraud?

Credit card fraud in Illinois varies from being passive and seemingly innocent to being deliberate and…

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Elements of a drug possession charge
Elements of a drug possession charge

Any conviction on illegal drug charges can be a serious legal matter in Illinois, even including…

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Has Illinois changed its juvenile interrogation policies?
Has Illinois changed its juvenile interrogation policies?

A significant change now takes place in the Illinois criminal justice system. The long and troubling…

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Understanding health care fraud
Understanding health care fraud

Both medical providers and patients in Illinois can be charged with health care fraud. People who…

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Drug possession charges in Illinois
Drug possession charges in Illinois

In Illinois, there are two different categories of drug possession charges. There is the basic possession…

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Open container laws
Open container laws

An Illinois police officer pulls you over and notices that you have a half-full bottle of…

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What does doctor shopping involve?
What does doctor shopping involve?

People suffering from addictions to painkillers and other drugs might discover that finding a doctor willing…

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