Illinois Fares Well In Government Corruption Study

By Metro News

METRO NEWS  --  The state of Illinois is getting an overall grade of C in a study on government corruption.  The annual State Integrity Investigation gives Illinois the grade on a newly-released corruption risk report card.  The report says in light of Illinois' notorious ethical legacy only limited reforms have been enacted.  Illinois fared poorly in the categories of legislative accountability, civil service management and redistricting. 

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