Edward Bontkowski v. United States

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• Under Illinois law, “[a] prosecution ending in a guilty plea does not end in a ‘manner not indicative of Plaintiff’s innocence.’”
• “Bontkowski may not on one day admit that he did the things he is charged with, and then on a later date claim that it was malicious to charge him with doing the things he admitted he did.”

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