Column: Lawyer for local entrepreneur: Attorney general’s claim ‘legally deficient’ – Champaign News-Gazette

Jim Dey: "The response/counter response represents the latest round in the tangled litigation that grew out of a $1.8 million grant the Illinois Department of Health and Human Services awarded to an enterprise overseen by (Champaign's Sally) Carter. The grant was intended to fund social-service programs for young people in need. But the state claimed it never heard from Carter after she received the money."

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