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By Peter

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It's 12pm - 130pm at Daley with Judges Evans and Jacobius regarding acting as a child representative in domestic relations cases. It's put on by the court so no surprise one can't find anything online...they have signs posted on many of the courtroom doors up on the 30th floor. If interested I'd try and call Judge Jacobius' chambers @ 312-603-6556. I'd bet it's in his courtroom 1901; I'll be there.

Full post as published by Solo In Chicago on April 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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