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Black 18-Year-Old Was Protecting a Mother and Child from Danger at a Funeral. A North Carolina Plainclothes Deputy Unjustly Shot Him In the Back, Says New Lawsuit.
Atlanta Black Star, August 12, 2021
Fred Cox Jr. attorneys file civil lawsuit against Davidson County Sheriff’s Office, deputy
Triad City Beat, August 11, 2021
Top cop recommends firing Chicago police officer who fatally shot apparently unarmed man in 2018.
Chicago Sun-Times, August 7, 2021
Chicago Police Officer Sheldon Thrasher Faces Potential Firing In Fatal 2018 Shooting Of Maurice Granton Jr.
CBS 2 Chicago, August 7, 2021
City officials move to fire Chicago police officer in fatal 2018 shooting of 24-year-old Maurice Granton.
Chicago Tribune, August 7, 2021
ComEd Tells Ill. Judge Customers Can't Sue Over Bribery.
Law 360, August 4, 2021
Metro sued in federal court over death of Byron Williams.
Nevada Current, July 16, 2021
Vegas death after 2019 arrest draws Floyd family, lawyer.
Associated Press, July 15, 2021
Federal lawsuit filed in Las Vegas death of unarmed Black man
Las Vegas Sun, July 15, 2021
Family of Las Vegas man who died in police custody suing city, Metro, officers and sheriff.
KLAS-TV Las Vegas, July 15, 2021
George Floyd’s family helps shine spotlight on death of Byron Williams.
Las Vegas Review-Journal, July 15, 2021
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump involved in Byron Williams lawsuit against Las Vegas police.
KTNV-TV Las Vegas, July 15, 2021
‘Fred was a hero’: Activists, family members, attorneys protest killing of Fred Cox Jr.
Triad City Beat, June 30, 2021
Rev. Jackson, PUSH back bill to end prison solitary confinement.
Chicago Crusader, June 29, 2021
‘We’re gonna stay strong’: Floyd family reacts to sentence.
NEWS NATION, June 25, 2021
Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison for the murder of George Floyd.
USA Today
Analysis: ‘White America can keep kicking Derek Chauvin,’ but what does it mean for systemic change?
Yahoo! News, June 25, 2021
Floyd Family Attorney Antonio Romanucci Reacts to Sentencing of Derek Chauvin.
Black News Channel, June 25, 2021
Ex-Minnesota cop Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years for killing George Floyd.
UPI, June 25, 2021
Archdiocese settles sexual abuse suit.
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, June 24, 2021
Settlement Reached In Abuse Lawsuit Involving ‘Predator Priest’.
PATCH, June 24, 2021
Chicago Archdiocese settles sexual abuse suit for $880,000.
Associated Press, June 23, 2021
Chicago Archdiocese Settles Sexual Abuse Suit for $880,000.
U.S. News & World Report, June 23, 2021
Man shot by Gulfport officer was unarmed, driving less than 5mph, say witnesses.
WLOX-TV Gulfport, June 23, 2021
Illinois Playbook – Police Board votes to fire cop involved in controversial shooting of his friend.
POLITICO, June 21, 2021
50 Black women have been killed by US police since 2015. Not one of the officers has been convicted.
INSIDER, June 21, 2021
CDLB People – Frank A. Sommario sworn in as executive vice president of the National Italian Bar Association.
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, June 18, 2021
Police Officer Fired 11 Years After Lying About Shooting Partner in Head.
Newsweek, June 18, 2021
Chicago Police Board fires cop who shot partner then lied about it.
WGN-TV Chicago, June 18, 2021
Police Board votes to fire officer who shot friend, then lied about it.
WBBM NEWSRADIO 780, June 18, 2021
Police Board votes to fire Officer Patrick Kelly, the cop involved in controversial shooting of his friend.
Chicago Tribune, June 17, 2021
Police Board Orders Firing Of CPD Officer Patrick Kelly, Accused Of Shooting Friend In Head While Off-Duty And Lying About It.
CBS 2 Chicago, June 17, 2021
Police Board votes to fire cop who shot friend after night of drinking.
Chicago Sun-Times, June 17, 2021
CPD panel votes to fire former officer Patrick Kelly, who shot friend, then lied about it.
ABC 7 Chicago, June 17, 2021
Elmhurst’s Frank Sommario sworn in as EVP of National Italian American Bar Association.
Daily Herald, June 15, 2021
As lawmakers scramble to avoid threatened nukes shutdown, Pritzker pitches plan that would cost ComEd ratepayers nearly $3 more a month.
Chicago Tribune, June 11, 2021
Class-action lawsuit filed against ComEd seeks billions in wake of bribery scandal.
FOX 32 Chicago, June 3, 2021
Part 2 – Family shut out as secrecy clouds Coast police killing. ‘I feel like my hands are tied.’
Biloxi SunHerald, June 2, 2021
Part 3 – When are Coast police allowed to use deadly force? Some departments won’t say.
Biloxi SunHerald, June 2, 2021
Family of man fatally shot by Hillsdale deputy demand more transparency.
MLive, June 2, 2021
CNN Employee Files Lawsuit Against Minnesota State Patrol.
Patch, June 1, 2021
‘Handcuffed and prone’: Lawsuit details arrest of Black CNN guard targeted for simply doing his job.
June 1, 2021
Police still investigating case of deputy who fatally shot man and dog.
MLive, May 28, 2021
The Chicago Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section to Introduce New Slate of Leadership at Annual Meeting in June.
@theBar – The Chicago Bar Association, May 26, 2021
Gov. Abbott signs Javier Ambler Act, banning reality TV shows from partnering with law enforcement.
KHOU 11 Houston, May 26, 2021
Police Killed George Floyd. An MMA Fighter Punched Back.
Sports Illustrated, May 25, 2021
Floyd family attorney Antonio Romanucci joins MSNBC one-year following George Floyd’s death.
MSNBC, May 25, 2021
‘A painful year’: How George Floyd’s murder shook the world.
Evening Standard, May 25, 2021
One year after George Floyd’s murder, increased support for more police oversight — but still no national response.
New York Daily News, May 24, 2021
He witnessed George Floyd’s murder. Here’s what he hopes people understand.
NBC News, May 22, 2021

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