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Apr 02 2008

Cook County Corruption Chronicles. . . . Part 24

Posted at 5:00 am under Cook County

Excerpts from the second semi-annual report by Shakman Compliance Administrator (CA) Julia M. Nowicki:

L. Conclusion of Claims Adjudication and Investigation Section

This report has detailed the many historical accounts of long standing illegal patronage practices. The CA notes that there is no information or event that has been presented to the CA that would indicate that illegal political patronage has been eliminated.

To be continued…

You can read the full Shakman report here.

Tags: Cook County, Nowicki, Patronage, Shakman, Stroger

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