Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx Faces Mounting Criticism Over Prosecutor Resignations – WTTW (Chicago)

“You see supervisors within the state’s attorney’s office sending out desperate pleas for people to volunteer on days off or not take vacation because they’re understaffed and public safety is just frankly in jeopardy. Justice is in jeopardy,” former ASA Dan Kirk said. “Even justice for those who are accused of the crime — you need an adequately staffed state’s attorney’s office to do justice both for the accused, for the victims of crime and frankly in the interest of public safety for all of us that live here and want to live in a safe community.”
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Ataraxis
3 years ago

The WTTW crowd might think Foxx cares about this, but to her tribe, all they care about is the “get out of jail” card, nothing else.

debtsor
3 years ago

…want to live in a safe community.

High crime is feature, not a bug, of an equitable society. The ASA’s haven’t realized what their new job description is. The first step to atone for past racial injustices is to allow minorities to go unpunished for crimes today, crimes that occurred as a result of past racial injustices.

Ex Illini
3 years ago

Lil Kim is thrilled with the resignations. The plan of the progressive socialists is exactly what we are seeing. She is simply a piece of human trash, and the sooner she gets thrown out with the rest of the garbage, the better.

The Railroader
3 years ago

We know who is behind this wave of woke non-prosecutors that have suddenly appeared in some unfortunate counties across the country. Kass got fired basically for pointing out the obvious.

https://johnkassnews.com/george-soros-and-his-soft-on-crime-prosecutors-the-johnny-appleseeds-of-urban-anarchy-and-violence/

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