Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan has been found guilty on 10 of 23 public corruption counts, including charges related to bribery conspiracy.
Read more: Madigan Trial in Review
The jury found him not guilty on seven other counts while deadlocking on six counts.
The jury did not render a verdict on the federal government’s overarching racketeering charge against Madigan and co-defendant Mike McClain, a longtime Springfield lobbyist. Jurors deadlocked on all six counts involving McClain, who was previously found guilty in 2023 in a related case.
Read more: Michael Madigan: The Rise and Fall
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