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Former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke Released From Federal Prison After 9 Months Following Corruption Convictions
Officials with the federal Bureau of Prisons on Tuesday confirmed that Burke, 81, had been transferred from the Federal Correctional Institution in Thomson, Illinois where he’d been serving his sentence to a halfway house run by the bureau’s Chicago Residential Reentry Management office.
Though Burke is out of prison, he’s still within the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Prisons. When that ends, he’s expected to ...
Former Ald. Ed Burke has no comment after being sentenced to 2 years in prison 03:54. Federal prosecutors argued Burke, who is 80 years old, deserved a sentence of more than 10 years in prison ...
Ed Burke, Chicago’s longest-serving alderman, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison and fined $2 million today for attempting to steer business to his law firm in exchange for helping ...
Former Ald. Ed Burke (14th) walks with his wife, Anne Burke, after being sentenced Monday to two years in prison for corruption. Burke also was ordered to pay $2 million.
Transcript: Ed Burke sentenced to 2 years in prison Ex-Alderman Ed Burke, right, walks towards his West Elsdon home after being found guilty in a federal corruption trial, Thursday, Dec. 21, ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Ed Burke, once the most powerful Chicago alderman, was sentenced on corruption charges Monday at the Dirksen Federal Building. Judge Virginia M. Kendall gave him a two-year ...
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