• OCT 30, 2019
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    Ethics Board rejects Ald. Brookins’ request to reconsider ban on aldermen representing criminal defendants involving Chicago Police

    The Chicago Board of Ethics Tuesday unanimously affirmed its ruling that banned aldermen who are also criminal defense attorneys from representing clients whose cases involve the Chicago Police Department.

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