Child Welfare Agency Failed Repeatedly to Produce ‘Critical’ Reports After Child Deaths, Injuries – Illinois Answers Project

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart, who sponsored the legislation requiring the reports in the late 1990s when he was a state lawmaker, called the failure reckless. “To know that they aren’t even issuing the reports … is stunning, stunning. Just so reckless. So irresponsible,” Dart said. “You know what, we’re all busy. So don’t give me your story … I can’t conceive of any scenario where this isn’t at the front of people’s lists, you know, we have a child in our care that died."
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“ I cant conceive of a scenario where we have, you know, a chief judge who mandates that repeat offenders are released to commit even more “ not horrible “ crimes .“ said Tom the Token never.

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