Valentino v. Village of South Chicago Heights

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 2009-07-30

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WILLIAMS, Circuit Judge. In 2001, nepotism was alive and well in the Village of South Chicago Heights. Its small municipal government employed at least six members of its mayor’s extended family, and several of his friends and campaign supporters. When Sandra Valentino allegedly discovered that the Village was paying several of these employees for hours that they did not actuall…

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