Chicago-area prosecutor Kim Foxx won’t seek third term
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Controversial, Soros-backed state's attorney in Chicago won't seek re-election: 'My obituary will mention Jussie Smollett, and that makes me mad'
The controversial state's attorney for Cook County, Illinois, an area which includes Chicago, announced that she will not seek a third term in office.On Tuesday, Kim Foxx, 51, told the City Club of Chicago that she would leave office after her second term expires in November 2024. "I will be stepping down as state's attorney" at that point, she said. "I will not be on next year's ballot." Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx Announces She Won't…
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx says she will not run for re-election – Chicago Tribune/MSN
Her time in office has been roiled by criticism over her mishandling of the Jussie Smollett case and pushback against her prosecutorial priorities, including a first-term decision to raise the bar for prosecuting retail thefts as a felony from the statutory threshold of $500 in value for the stolen goods to more than $1,000, unless the defendant has a significant criminal history.
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