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City Council Upheld the Mayor’s ‘Snap’ Curfew Veto. Here’s What Chicago Dodged.

Brandon Johnson · Chicago

City Council Upheld the Mayor’s ‘Snap’ Curfew Veto. Here’s What Chicago Dodged.

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The Chicago City Council passed a “snap” curfew ordinance on June 18 that allows the superintendent to impose short-notice curfews. Two days later, Mayor Brandon Johnson issued the first veto in 19 years by a Chicago mayor. On Wednesday, the City Council failed to overturn the mayor’s veto. The measure had many critics, and Superintendent Larry Snelling himself expressed mixed opinions on the ordinance. Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd) introduced it to …See the Story

Former Illinois lawmaker sentenced to over 7 years in prison for corruption

49% Center coverage: 78 sources

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The Public Should Have Open Access to Judicial Records. A Recent Investigation Shows Why.

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

BGA Policy has long documented the perils that come with the judiciary being exempt from the Freedom of Information Act. This lack of public oversight puts those in the courts’ care, including kids, at risk. And it’s not how Illinois treats the other branches of government or how other states treat their courts. Even when the court is mandated to supply data, delays and lags prevent public accountability. Now, Injustice Watch and the Chicago Tri…Tiffany Henyard · Dolton See the Story

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