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Missouri may pass bill that can help Jackson County prosecutor free Kevin Strickland

Missouri may pass bill that can help Jackson County prosecutor free Kevin Strickland Jeanne Kuang and Luke Nozicka, The Kansas City Star May 12 JEFFERSON CITY On Monday, Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said Missouri law won t allow her to move to free a Kansas City man she said is innocent. On Wednesday, legislators were on the brink of passing a bill to give her that power. Attached to legislation that lifts the Kansas City Police Department s residency requirement and enacts a bipartisan package of criminal justice reforms is a provision allowing local prosecutors to ask a judge to throw out convictions in innocence cases.

CITY HALL HACK — SHOCKING DEATH OF A STAR-CHITECT — ALD MOORE JOINS SOS RACE

CITY HALL HACK ‘SHOCKING’ DEATH OF A STAR-CHITECT ALD. MOORE JOINS SOS RACE Presented by Illini for Affordable Rx Good Monday morning, Illinois. Hope you enjoyed your autumn weekend. TOP TALKER A huge cache of internal emails from City Hall was hacked by a third party and made public Friday, revealing the inner workings of Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration in Chicago. The select group of emails had been given to the Jones Day law firm as part of an inquiry into how the police raid on Anjanette Young’s home had been handled. The law firm transferred them to a third party as part of that investigation using a data software service when the emails were swiped. “The breach . at no time involved or impacted the city’s computers or computer system,” according to a statement from the city.

Chicago mayor vowed to reform police – but many see little to no progress

First published on Mon 3 May 2021 06.00 EDT On 20 May 2019, the freshly elected Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot delivered her inauguration speech to a jubilant audience. It was imbued with promises of fundamental change – tailored care for blighted neighborhoods, solutions to government corruption and endemic violent crime, an ambitious agenda for tackling deep-rooted faults in the city. “For years they’ve said Chicago ain’t ready for reform. Well, get ready, because reform is here,” Lightfoot, Chicago’s first Black woman and openly gay mayor, and a former federal prosecutor, said. She pledged to reform the Chicago police department, promising to “continue the hard but essential work of forging partnerships between police officers and the community premised on mutual respect, accountability and a recognition that the destinies of police and community are inextricably intertwined”.

Backlog leaves hundreds in Cook County Jail for more than year

CHICAGO — More than 2,600 people have been in custody at the Cook County Jail or at home on electronic monitoring for more than a year as a massive backlog of felony cases has piled up at the Cook County Circuit Court. The backlog is a direct result of restrictions that Chief Judge Timothy Evans put in place last year to limit the spread of Covid-19. Evans postponed all jury trials and scaled back most court operations. Even when court cases picked up again on Zoom, technical difficulties and some defendants lack of access to computers or internet delayed cases further, and some proceedings could only be done in person.

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