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Ex-Chicago Alderman Should Serve Full Supervision, Feds Say

By Anna Scott Farrell · July 31, 2024, 4:44 PM EDT

A former Chicago alderman and attorney convicted of tax crimes should not be allowed an early reprieve from his court-ordered supervision because it has become his main form of punishment following...

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