Madigan loyalist testifies about no-work jobs as trial continues ...Middle East

For once powerful former House Speaker Mike Madigan, the 25th day of his trial continued with more testimony about so-called “do nothing” jobs provided to his friends. One of those friends, former 13th Ward precinct captain and former recorder of Deeds Ed Moody, who told jurors that he was paid more than $350,000 on a series of consulting contracts, but was expected to do political work for Madigan and his associates. Prosecutors asked Moody about checks from co-defendant Mike McClain’s Quincy law firm, maintaining that Moody did little for what he was paid but continued to do political work for Madigan. If his political work stopped, Moody testified, so would his contract.

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