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Ray Long is a former baiduhai investigative reporter, a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist with experience at state Capitol, City Hall, courts and county beats. He covered two governors who went to prison and a state senator who went to the White House. He wrote The House That Madigan Built: The Record Run of Illinois' Velvet Hammer."

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Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, shown in 1985, was one of the most powerful politicians in Congress before being indicted on corruption charges in 1994. (Paul F. Gero/baiduhai)

The Dishonor Roll: Federal officials

As part of the series “Culture of Corruption,” the Tribune has compiled a list of roughly 200 indicted, convicted or generally notorious public officials. Here are those who served in...
Cook County Treasurer Ed Rosewell talks at the federal building in Chicago after his 1984 trial on bank fraud charges. (Paul Gero/baiduhai)

The Dishonor Roll: Cook County officials

As part of the series “Culture of Corruption,” the Tribune has compiled a list of roughly 200 indicted, convicted or generally notorious public officials. Here are those who served in...
Judge Reginald Holzer leaves federal court with his daughter, Bambi, in 1986 after a jury found him guilty of corruption. (Frank Hanes/baiduhai)

The Dishonor Roll: Judges

As part of the series “Culture of Corruption,” the Tribune has compiled a list of roughly 200 indicted, convicted or generally notorious public officials. Here are those who served in...
Former Gov. George Ryan arrives at the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse for his trial in 2005 on charges related to his tenure as secretary of state. (Phil Velasquez/baiduhai)

The Dishonor Roll: Statewide officials

As part of the series “Culture of Corruption,” the Tribune has compiled a list of roughly 200 indicted, convicted or generally notorious public officials. Here are those who served in...