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06-23-2004, 10:53 PM
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Player Relatives
Posted By: prewarsports
The guy I bought everything from works for Lake County. I bought the stuff last year, and although I am currently in Law School in Indiana, I do not know the laws of Illinois well enough to have an opinion on this, just that the judge ordered certain items to be sold so some items could be paid. I think they assumed that the items left over had no "monetary value" and were only personal effects. Regardless, it wouldn't be worth hiring an attorney to look into because if it was ordered to be sold then someone that has more money than me would end up with it in a public sale and I would be out the lawyers fees. 
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