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Illinois Supreme Court agrees with ICPR in misconduct case



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In fundraising race, Lisa Madigan outpaces Quinn

April 16, 2013
Northwest Herald

SPRINGFIELD – Considering how she dismantled her opponents in the last two elections, three-term Attorney General Lisa Madigan's impressive fundraising in the first three months of this year suggests she's looking to broaden her horizons – with, for example, a bid for governor in 2014.

Madigan reported raising $831,000 in the first quarter of 2013, eclipsing what she raised in all of last year and in the first six months of 2009, when she was last gearing up for a statewide race....

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Madigan won't punish ex-parolee agents accused of leak embarrassing Quinn

June 22, 2012
Chicago Sun-Times

ICPR and IL AG Support Montana's Right to Regulate Campaign Finance

We've been writing here recently, and will continue to do so this week, about SuperPACs, those political committees that claim that, because they do not coordinate expenditures with candidates, they should not be subject to contribution limits.



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A Conversation about Politics, Prosecution and Policy

Illinois Campaign for Political Reform Spring Luncheon

Out of the Shadows of Corruption
Politics, policy and prosecution in a post-Blagojevich Illinois



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Power Play: Million-Dollar Shower of Campaign Contributions Related to Smart Grid Electric Legislation

Power Play: Million-Dollar Shower of Campaign Contributions Related to Smart Grid Electric Legislation



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Statement from ICPR on Illinois' Public Access Counselor's decision on FOID disclosure

A recent decision by the Attorney General's Public Access Counselor about Firearm Owner Identification (FOID) cards has generated a heated discussion about the rights of gun owners, but too much of the debate has missed the target.

The FOID disclosure opinion is not about anyone’s right to own a firearm, but rather, about the right of all Illinoisans – those who own guns as well as those who do not – to have access to information gathered by their own government and subject to disclosure under provisions of the state’s Freedom of Information Act.



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