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May
- Concerts and Music Festivals this Summer: Police Presence & Protecting Yourself
- Bringing the Death Penalty Back to Illinois?
- Five Counts of Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse Dismissed with Prejudice
- Travis Reinking, the Waffle House Shooter (Part 2 of 2): Will His Father Be Charged for Returning the Guns?
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- How Can Johnson Law Group Help Me with My Battery Case (Misdemeanor, Felony, or Domestic)?
- Types of Hearings People Could Have to Get Their Driver's Licenses Back
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November
- How Can JLG Help with a Title IX Hearing
- A Look at Free Speech of Judicial Candidates
- Everything You Need to Know About Title IX
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- Federal Laws Were Already in Place to Prevent Texas Shooter from Buying Firearms. Who Dropped the Ball?
- Suspensions and Reinstatements for Fake ID's
- How Does a Case Get "All the Way" to the United States Supreme Court?
- Understanding the Right to a Speedy Trial
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- Living Outside of Illinois, but Revoked in Illinois
- The Number of Jurors; Choice of Alternates
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August
- Firearms & FOID Cards: Firearms Prohibitions
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- Some Interesting Facts About Police Lineups
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- Thinking About Going to Summer Camp? Read This First
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- WHAT A PETITION TO RESCIND CAN MEAN FOR YOUR LICENSE FOLLOWING A DUI ARREST
- Driver's License Suspensions Can Be Very Complex
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February
- Rules Regarding Public Records & Voluminous Piles of Evidence
- Police Error Violates Constitution, Drug Bust Evidence Inadmissible
- Decatur-Area Judge Rules Drugs Seized in Drug Bust are Inadmissible Evidence
- All Drug-Related Evidence in Drug Bust Case Deemed Inadmissible
- When High-Level Federal Courts Refuse Cases & Why
- Federal & State Jurisdictions: Why are There Even Two?
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2016
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August
- Marijuana Possession Partially Decriminalized in Illinois
- Decriminalization of Marijuana in Illinois Due to New Law
- Is Marijuana in Illinois Legal Now?
- Marijuana Largely Decriminalized in Illinois
- Are Drug Tests Considered a Government Search?
- Illinois Decriminalizes Marijuana Possession to an Extent
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2015
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October
- Changes Coming to Consecutive DUI Law in Illinois
- New Law Grants Restricted Driving Permits to Multiple DUI Offenders in Illinois
- New Law Gives Four-Time DUI Offenders Chance to Drive Again in IL
- Illinois Law Affecting Consecutive DUI Offenders
- Four-Time DUI Offenders Are Allowed to Legally Drive In the State of Illinois
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2014
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August
- Immigrant's Felony Conviction Reversed Due to Unconstitutional Law
- Johnson Law Group Defends Immigrant Who No Longer Faces Felony Charges or Deportation
- Immigrant Walks Free and No Longer Fears Deportation After an Unlawful Felony Conviction
- Trial Concerning Officer's Death Will Remain in Livingston County
- Man's Aggravated DUI Trial to Remain in Livingston County
- South Carolina Man Denied Request to Move Trial out of County
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