Back on the Witness Stand, Michael Madigan Rejects Bribery and Quid Pro Quo Allegations in Corruption Trial
As Michael Madigan returned to the witness stand for his second day of testimony Wednesday in his ongoing corruption trial, he told jurors outright that he “would not be involved in a quid pro quo.“
The brief remark offered the greatest public glimpse into the relationship between the two men, aside from their body ...
For the second day in a row, the famously tight-lipped former Speaker of the Illinois House Michael Madigan testified in his federal corruption trial. For Madigan, a call to the stand was an apparent ...
Mike Madigan and Mike McClain have known each other since they both were state representatives in the 1970s, but their ...
Madigan is accused of leading a criminal enterprise designed to enhance his political power and enrich himself and his allies ...
Last year's U.S. Supreme Court decision involving an Indiana public corruption case had reverberations felt across the ...
Despite being in power for decades, very little was known about Madigan’s private life — until he was secretly recorded.
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