Deciding the fate of Illinois politicians accused of misconduct is starting to become a habit for two state legislators.
Barbara Flynn Currie and Jim Durkin have been named to the top spots on the Illinois House committee that will decide whether to recommend expulsion for a member accused of bribery. The two also led the committee that impeached then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
Currie, a Chicago Democrat, was appointed chairwoman of the committee Monday.
Durkin, of Western Springs, was given the job of the committee's top Republican last week.
The pair will present evidence this summer against Rep. Derrick May, who has been accused of taking a $7,000 bribe. He denies the charge.