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- MAY 14, 2007IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
a Fulton County jury sentenced a man to death for a shooting spree triggered by a failed teenage romance.
a Fulton County jury sentenced a man to death for a shooting spree triggered by a failed teenage romance.
- FEBRUARY 15, 2007IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
Laurence Lovejoy 40, was sentenced to death for the brutal murder...
Laurence Lovejoy 40, was sentenced to death for the brutal murder...
- JANUARY 1, 2007IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
The method of execution is injection.
The method of execution is injection.
- OCTOBER 13, 2006IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
a Will County jury sentenced Brian Nelson, 24...
a Will County jury sentenced Brian Nelson, 24...
- JUNE 5, 2006IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
Cook County Judge J.G. Kazmierski Jr. on Monday signed the death warrant for Paul Runge.
Cook County Judge J.G. Kazmierski Jr. on Monday signed the death warrant for Paul Runge.
- MAY 30, 2006IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
in Peoria, a serial killer pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing 8 women.
in Peoria, a serial killer pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing 8 women.
- FEBRUARY 27, 2006IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
in Chicago, a jury has recommended the death penalty for accused serial killer Paul Runge.
in Chicago, a jury has recommended the death penalty for accused serial killer Paul Runge.
- JANUARY 1, 2006IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
The method of execution is injection.
The method of execution is injection.
- JULY 6, 2005IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
in Cook County, Judge Fred Suria has imposed the death penalty
in Cook County, Judge Fred Suria has imposed the death penalty
- MAY 23, 2005IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
Ronald Mikos was condemned to die for shooting a disabled woman to death to keep her from testifying against him in a Medicare fraud case.
Ronald Mikos was condemned to die for shooting a disabled woman to death to keep her from testifying against him in a Medicare fraud case.
- MAY 12, 2005IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
Cook County Judge Fred Suria imposed the death penalty on Joseph Bannister, 38.
Cook County Judge Fred Suria imposed the death penalty on Joseph Bannister, 38.
- MARCH 16, 2005IllinoisDEATH PENALTY
Judges and juries would have to be absolutely certain of a person's guilt...
Judges and juries would have to be absolutely certain of a person's guilt before imposing the death penalty in a bill that cleared the Illinois House.