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Former IL House Speaker Michael Madigan takes stand in own defense in corruption trial Headline from ABC 7 Chicago
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan testified in his federal corruption trial Tuesday. It was an unexpected move.
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The Pantagraph
Ex-Speaker Madigan takes stand in own defense at landmark corruption trial ↗ (opens The Pantagraph) Published Jan 6, 2025
The Pantagraph's feed description In a stunning and risky move, ex-House Speaker Michael Madigan has taken the stand in his own public corruption trial Tuesday.
ABC 7 Chicago
Former IL House Speaker Michael Madigan takes stand in own defense in corruption trial ↗ (opens ABC 7 Chicago) Published Jan 6, 2025
ABC 7 Chicago's feed description Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan testified in his federal corruption trial Tuesday. It was an unexpected move.
NBC Chicago
Michael Madigan to testify in ongoing corruption trial, attorneys say ↗ (opens NBC Chicago) Published Jan 6, 2025
NBC Chicago's feed description In a surprising move, former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan will testify Tuesday in his ongoing corruption trial, defense attorneys announced.
Fox32 Chicago
Ex-Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan takes stand in his own corruption trial ↗ (opens Fox32 Chicago) Published Jan 6, 2025
Fox32 Chicago's feed description Madigan, the longest-serving legislative leader in U.S. history, was charged with bribery, racketeering, wire fraud, and other crimes.
The Pantagraph
Madigan to take witness stand in his corruption trial ↗ (opens The Pantagraph) Published Jan 6, 2025
Same headline from 1 more outlet The Pantagraph's feed description The longtime House speaker’s decision to testify is a risk, but it’s also a surprise, given the quiet demeanor that was emblematic of his five decades in Springfield.
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