
Jonathan Bilyk
Editor at Cook County Record
I write because I love great stories, and because, as drummers go, I am highly mediocre. @CookRecord, I'm what's called editor.
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1 day ago |
norcalrecord.com | Jonathan Bilyk
SAN DIEGO - An Encinitas school district cannot force fifth graders to participate in a program that requires them to discuss gender identity questions with kindergarten "buddies" at their school, a federal judge has ruled. On May 12, U.S. District Judge M.
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cookcountyrecord.com | Jonathan Bilyk
CHICAGO - A federal judge has shut down, for now, an attempt by O'Reilly's Auto Parts to sue the city of Harvey for ordering their location in the south Chicago suburb closed in an alleged dispute over the store's business license in an attempt to force the auto parts retailer to pay back due property taxes owed by their landlord. On May 14, U.S. District Judge Manish Shah dismissed O'Reilly's federal lawsuit against the city.
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2 days ago |
madisonrecord.com | Jonathan Bilyk
A Springfield federal judge has sliced $1 million from an award a Quincy University tennis coach could receive from a former Quincy men's tennis player who allegedly lied about claims the coach had a sexual relationship with a female player. But the judge said the former player still owes the coach nearly $2 million after a jury agreed the player had smeared the coach's name and reputation with the allegedly false accusations.
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4 days ago |
socalrecord.com | Jonathan Bilyk
A white actor is suing the San Diego County Library, claiming the public library's leadership illegally discriminated against her by cancelling her one-woman show because they were "uncomfortable" with the white woman portraying two black historical female figures, including Underground Railroad leader Harriet Tubman.
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4 days ago |
cookcountyrecord.com | Jonathan Bilyk
A federal judge has blocked a western Chicago suburb from enforcing an ordinance that bans all Airbnbs and other so-called short term housing rentals, as the judge determined a property owner in the village stood a good chance of prevailing on their claims the ordinance, which would put them out of business, amounts to an unconstitutional government "taking" of their property.
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Dear judges: You can also issue important rulings in newsworthy cases Monday-Thursday too. Doesn't always have to be Friday. Thank you.

Student loan forgiveness plan has a SCOTUS problem https://t.co/VlQVhMTsuP

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