Young people leaving DCFS care can receive support from various state agencies under a measure that took effect today, sponsored by Sen. John Cullerton (D-Chicago) and Representative Chris Kennedy (R-Aurora). They do not have to be personally detained or incarcerated to appeal to a public defender in Cook County by March 20, 2020.
Late Sunday, March 15, NACDL lawyers, assisted by the Strike Force, filed a letter from Joshua L. Dratel strongly supporting the defense's motion to stay the case. In U.S. v. Andrews, they asked the attorneys to file the letter in support of a motion to stay.
He earned his J.D. from Southern Illinois University in 1998 and has been running a wood law firm since 2009. Marcum is currently an attorney in Edwardsville, where he focuses primarily on business and financial matters.
After graduating from SIU Law, he worked for the Illinois Attorney General's Office, where he helped pursue a number of criminal cases and gained valuable courtroom experience. In 1984, he was hired to found and maintain his own law firm, Orsey, O'Neill & Orley, which served a district of eight counties, including Madison County and seven surrounding counties. As the office's director, Mr. Orsey handled all types of litigation in and around the state of Illinois, including civil, criminal, civil and criminal cases in Illinois, and criminal and civil cases in other states.
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He graduated in 1979 from the Southern Illinois University School of Law, where he was an outstanding senior law student, received the John S. Rendelman Award and was president of the Student Bar Association. After graduating from law school, George was hired as an assistant attorney general in the Illinois State Office. His practice focuses on criminal law, specializing in DUI offenses and civil and criminal defense.
After graduating from law school, he worked for five years as assistant attorney general in the Norfolk, Illinois, district attorney's office. George has been interned on a number of occasions which have shaped his practice and cemented his dedication to public service. During his internship at the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office, George promoted the core values required of a talented lawyer: respect for the law and the ability to use knowledge to help people. After eleven years in public office representing the people of Illinois, Mr. Orsey returned to his private practice and established his own general practice, which is located in his hometown of Granite City, Illinois, with his wife and two children.
In June 2013, Mr. Orsey received the Illinois State Bar Association's prestigious Board of Governor Award. He was elected to the board of the Granite City Bar Society in May 2017 and will be installed as its president in June 2020.
Justice Rarick's career began in 1975, during which time he served on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. After his appointment to the United States Supreme Court, he served as a judge on the Illinois Court of Appeals and then as a federal judge on the Court of Appeals. Gibbons had initiated the opioid lawsuit on behalf of his clients, all of whom had been convicted of violent crimes. The violence that Johnson and his gang mates committed was second to none at the time, "said Dr. John D. O'Neill, executive director of the Granite City Bar Society.
