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March 1, 2023

In Chicago’s Police Oversight Elections, Progressives Targeted by FOP Prevail

Max Blaisdell,
February 23, 2023

Chicago Election Puts Police Oversight in Voters’ Hands

Max Blaisdell,
February 16, 2023

In Chicago Mayor Race, Policing Dominates Over Violence Prevention Programs

Zachary A. Siegel,
February 14, 2023

With Illinois Cash Bail Case, Courts May Wall Themselves Off from Reform

Bryce Covert,
February 23, 2021

Illinois Delays End of Prison Gerrymandering By a Decade

Daniel Nichanian,
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September 9, 2020

Why a Suburban Illinois Prosecutor Candidate Is Drawing Inspiration From Protests

Daniel Nichanian,
March 17, 2020

Kim Foxx Defeats Three Challengers in Re-Election Bid as Chicago’s Chief Prosecutor

Mari Cohen,
December 12, 2019

As Illinois Votes for Its Prosecutors, Defense Attorneys Say to Not “Just Go with the Flow”

Daniel Nichanian,
September 5, 2019

Illinois Bans ICE Program. But This Reform Is Not Yet Taking Off Elsewhere.

Daniel Nichanian,
June 6, 2019

Legalized Pot, Reduced Sentences: Three States Reform Their Drug Laws

Daniel Nichanian,
April 25, 2019

Advocates Press States to Recognize that Young Adults Can Change Too

Daniel Nichanian,
February 7, 2019

Prosecutors Announce New Marijuana Policy in Illinois, Maryland, and Missouri

Daniel Nichanian,
January 25, 2019

Advocates Make Case for How Marijuana Legalization Should Tackle Equity

Daniel Nichanian,
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