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Illinois Supreme Court considers whether a fetus can be a ‘victim’ of murder

Photo caption: Attorney Pamela Rubeo, representing Francisco Lozano, speaks to the Illinois Supreme Court on May 11 in front of hundreds of students and attendees at a special court session, part of the court’s “riding the circuit” program. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Adams) High court will also consider limits of police power to … Illinois Supreme Court considers whether a fetus can be a ‘victim’ of murder Read More »

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