Jury deadlocks, mistrial declared in federal bribery case of Sen. Emil Jones III – Capitol News IL

The senator, who’s served 16 years in Springfield since he replaced his father — former Illinois Senate President Emil Jones Jr. — was charged with three counts of bribery and lying to the FBI.
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Fed up neighbor
11 months ago

Checks in the bank, ok thanks.

Frank Goudy
11 months ago

I would really like to know the makeup of that jury.

Call my shrink
11 months ago

Years and years of political corruption have blurred peoples vision of what is right and wrong

Hello, Indiana!
11 months ago
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A justice system with a double standard in the name of equity doesn’t help matters either.

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