(The Center Square) – Despite the Illinois Attorney General’s office saying it referred a case of alleged worker's compensation fraud with possible political connections to the Illinois Office of the Appellate Prosecutor, no such appointment has been made.
Midday Friday, Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul said he referred a case of alleged worker's compensation fraud out because there is a typical conflict, something that’s done all the time in different cases he said, and downplayed the significance of his not prosecuting the case as a “nothing burger.”
But, an email Friday morning to Tim Diamond, the attorney general’s criminal enforcement division chief, from David Robinson, chief deputy director of the State’s Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor, proves otherwise.
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