Chief Justice Anne Burke announces retirement from Illinois Supreme Court

Chief Justice Burke to step down after 16 years on Illinois Supreme Court

The seven-member court has chosen Justice Joy Cunningham to take Burke's place.

With wife stepping down from Illinois Supreme Court, will indicted Ald. Edward Burke retire?

Ald. Edward M. Burke (14th) heads to federal court in January 2019 after being criminally charged.Ashlee Rezin / Sun-Times fileNow that Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne Burke is stepping down from the state’s highest court, it begs the question: Will her husband, indicted Ald. Edward Burke (14th), do the same?Will the Democratic power couple ride off into the political sunset, enjoy their grandchildren and prepare for his upcoming corru…

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne Burke announces retirement

Burke’s husband, longtime Chicago Ald. Ed Burke, is awaiting trial on federal corruption charges.

Chief Justice Anne Burke to retire from Illinois Supreme Court in November

SPRINGFIELD — Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne M. Burke announced Monday she will retire from the bench effective Nov. 30. She has served on the state’s high court since 2006 and has been chief justice since 2019.

Chief Justice Burke to step down after 16 years on court

Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne Burke has announced her retirement.The 78-year-old jurist will end her 16-year high-court tenure on Nov. 30.The seven-member court, which has the authority to fill interim

Chief Justice Burke to retire from Illinois Supreme Court

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne M. Burke announced Monday she will retire from the bench effective Nov. 30.