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Attorney for Smollett, Nenya Uche said “I’m sure Jessie would want an apology, but he’s a realistic man, right? He knows he’s not going to get it.”

The Illinois Supreme Court will have to answer that very question. The debate rages on since marijuana became legalized in the Land of Lincoln, should a police officer be allowed to search your vehicle based on smelling weed during a traffic stop? Here are the details...

The Illinois Supreme Court on Tuesday denied a motion by the Adams County State's Attorney's office to reverse a judge's ruling in a recent sexual assault case.