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Created by Xingguang Wang
A woman convicted of killing and dismembering her landlord is set to receive a $3 million payout from the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) due to a personal injury lawsuit. Despite her conviction, the state cannot sue her to recover prison expenses, allowing her to retain the settlement. This legal outcome arises from an unresolved injury claim against the CTA, which was decided independently of her criminal actions. The case highlights the complexities of civil and criminal proceedings intersecting, where compensation for an unrelated injury remains unaffected by subsequent criminal behavior.
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