Column: SAFE-T ruling sets off chain reaction – Bloomington Pantagraph*

Rich Miller: "It seemed to some that a few counties may have been coordinating their efforts to thwart the attorney general’s efforts to dispute their TRO demands."
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debtsor
3 years ago

Oh, the state’s attorneys aren’t playing nice with the AG’s office? So sad, too bad! Kwame couldn’t drive his little electric vehicle fast enough to get to the Menard County Courthouse? We are all so sorry this happened to you…

“The request was ignored, and the state’s attorney reportedly entered the TRO without any ability for the state to respond.”

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