Prosecutors emphasize key phone call in Day 2 of closing arguments in Madigan corruption trial
- Final arguments are ongoing in the corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, who faces 23 felony counts including bribery and racketeering.
- Prosecutors allege Madigan accepted bribes from ComEd, involving hiring political allies for no-show jobs worth nearly $5 million.
- Assistant U.S. Attorney Julia Schwartz emphasized Madigan's actions were driven by 'power and profit' during her closing arguments.
- The case is expected to go to jury deliberation after the defense presents its closing arguments.
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