Cook County Prosecutors Office Changes Policy on Alleged Officer Misconduct Disclosures As we previously covered, it was earlier reported that the Cook County Prosecutors Office kept a so-called “Do Not Call” list of officers accused of misconduct or viewed as...
Month: July 2025
DOJ Announces Record Drug Seizures
Federal Government to Focus on Drug Prosecutions Through DOJ and DEA Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Acting Administrator for the DEA, Robert Murphy, recently held a press conference highlighting the federal government’s work on drug enforcement in the new year,...
DOJ Announces Preliminary Policy Outline for Restoring Gun Rights
Proposed Rule for Restoring Gun Rights Open for Comments from General Public As we have previously covered, earlier this year the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) had announced that it was transferring the mechanism that adjudicates applications for the restoration of...
Rise in Vigilante Justice Against Accused Child Abusers
Youtuber Confronts Airline Employee at O’Hare International Airport In recent years, a trend of individuals without any ties to law enforcement confronting others who they believe have engaged in or allegedly professed a desire to engage in sexual activity with minors...
Largest Health Care Fraud Takedown in US History Announced by DOJ
324 Charged in Various Schemes Involving $14.6 Billion in Fraud Claims Recently, the Department of Justice announced that under its 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown, the federal government unveiled charges against 324 individuals, including almost 100 medical...
More Challenges to Illinois Gun Controls
Supreme Court Upholds Concealed Carry Regulation Recently, the Illinois Supreme Court upheld the law that governs the issuance of Concealed Carry Licenses (“CCL”) and Firearm Owners Identification Cards (“FOID”), saying that these regulations did not violate the...


