(Chicago Sun Times) — After it refused to open its financial records for review, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. must bring them to court today, even as the organization’s members are gathered in St. Louis for a weeklong meeting and its leadership faces charges of misappropriating funds, a Cook County judge ruled Monday.
Judge Daniel Riley said a representative of the nation’s oldest Greek-lettered sorority for African-American women needs to have the group’s check register, minutes book and wire transfer documents after the group stonewalled attempts to retrieve the records, which a former president on July 1 won the right to inspect.
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