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Burge Prosecutor Jeff Cramer Leaving U.S. Attorney's Office

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First Posted: 10- 5-09 10:38 AM   |   Updated: 10- 5-09 10:43 AM

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In nearly a decade with the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago, he took on defendants including media baron Conrad Black and successfully prosecuted one of only two federal death-penalty cases ever tried in Chicago.

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In nearly a decade with the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago, he took on defendants including media baron Conrad Black and successfully prosecuted one of only two federal death-penalty cases ever tri...
In nearly a decade with the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago, he took on defendants including media baron Conrad Black and successfully prosecuted one of only two federal death-penalty cases ever tri...
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