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  1. Menard guards get $1.5 million in workers' compensation: Workers say hand, wrist, elbow injuries caused by job duties

    Tuesday Jan 18, 2011

    Guards at the Menard Correctional Center have been paid more than $1.5 million since January 2009 in workers' compensation settlements for hand, wr... read entire article

  2. Menard workers claim about a third of state settlements

    Tuesday Jan 18, 2011

    In the past three years, $30.6 million was awarded to about 725 state employees in settlements who filed workmen's compensation claims for repetiti... read entire article

  3. Workers' comp cases keep small town busy; most of the cases connected to Menard

    Tuesday Jan 18, 2011

    A restaurant in this small town has the unusual distinction of being the official hearing site for more pending workers' compensation injury cases ... read entire article

  4. Inmates in Illinois' only supermax prison face battle proving mistreatment

    Saturday Oct 23, 2010

    For civil rights lawyers and prisoner advocates, some cases raise the question: Does a lengthy sentence for a series of minor crimes served in soli... read entire article

  5. Ex-Chicago gang boss spends days feeding spiders

    Sunday Oct 4, 2009

    Once reputed to be a leader of one of the most violent Chicago gangs, The Two-Sixers, David Ayala now gathers insects to feed the spiders that spin... read entire article

  6. Trapped in Tamms: Inmates in Illinois' only supermax prison face battle proving mistreatment

    Monday Aug 3, 2009

    Anthony Gay always fought back. Even in first grade he was quick with his fists, especially when kids mocked his temper or taunted him because he l... read entire article

  7. Tamms inmate: Dangerous gang member, or a man who is mentally ill?

    Sunday Aug 2, 2009

    Joseph Herman wore his black hair to his shoulders and dark beard down to his chest when he was led, handcuffed and shackled, into court within a r... read entire article