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A federal jury has acquitted an Indiana businessman accused of bribing employees of the Cook County assessor's office with free rounds of golf at a country club in exchange for reduced commercial property taxes. The jury reached its decision on Tuesday after deliberating on the case, which included closing arguments emphasizing that the golf outings were not merely recreational. The businessman had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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An Indiana businessman was found not guilty Tuesday on charges of bribing Cook County assessor officials with free golf in exchange for reduced property assessments. https://t.co/OrkUTX6XKs
Jury acquits contractor in trial involving alleged bribery of Cook County assessor employees https://t.co/uJis4gOtkt
