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Category: Law Of Accountability

Illinois’ Law of Accountability: What Is It? Why Does It Matter?

You may think if you don’t actually commit a crime that you’re free and clear under the law. That’s not necessarily true.

In Illinois, the Law of Accountability can lead to the arrest and conviction of someone based on the theory of accountability. How is this possible? Read on more to find out about this law and why it matters in criminal court cases.

What is Illinois’ Law of Accountability?

Under the law in Illinois, someone can be held legally [...]

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Battery vs Domestic Battery in Illinois

Battery | Domestic Battery

One argument. One moment of lost temper. Suddenly, you’re facing charges that can change your life forever. But did you know that the label on those charges—battery or domestic battery—can mean the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?

In Illinois, the line between battery and domestic battery isn’t always clear, but crossing it can have serious consequences. If you’re unsure about the charges you’re facing, don’t wait. Contact our Chicago, IL criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of [...]

A New Era in the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office: How Prosecutorial Policies Are Shifting Under Eileen Burke

Criminal Defense

For years, Kim Foxx served as the Cook County State’s Attorney, shaping the prosecutorial landscape with a focus on reform. Under her tenure, there was a strong push for alternatives to incarceration, particularly for non-violent offenses. The office emphasized diversion programs, drug treatment, and restorative justice, often favoring rehabilitation over strict punitive measures. While some praised this approach as progressive and necessary, others-both within the legal community and the general public-perceived it as being too lenient, particularly in cases like [...]