The jury reached a decision in the civil trial of Jordan Brown, who is suing the troopers who charged him with murder when he was 11.

As the corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan stretches into its third month, testimony has covered his multiple alleged schemes, from kickbacks involving the state’s largest utility company to Chinatown developments benefiting his private tax firm.

After deliberating for part of Wednesday and Thursday, a federal jury issued a verdict finding that four state troopers who led the investigation did not violate Jordan Brown’s constitutional rights when they charged him with killing Kenzie Houck.