Federal judge rejects Illinois’ bid to end court oversight of disability programs – Capitol News IL

Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman, with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, agreed with legal advocates who argued that the state still hasn't met its decade-old promises to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live outside large institutions.
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debtsor
1 year ago

Barack Obama appointed Judge. As I repeatedly point out, most high profile cases in Federal court are not decided on the merits, but instead, on the ideology of the president who appointed the judge. There’s still some old timer judges who look at cases on the merits, but the newest ones, on both sides, decide cases along ideological lines. That being said, I’m very thankful for the Trump appointed ideological judges.

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