The plans, which have the backing of Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and Cook County Circuit Court Chief Judge Timothy Evans, call for semi-secure facilities to house youths who judges deem can’t be released to their homes, according to a proposal submitted for a federal grant to support the effort. Officials plan to repurpose the JTDC, which currently houses nearly 200 teenagers in single-occupancy cells, into “less traumatizing dormitory-style conditions” for the fewer than 50 youths expected to require secure detention.
Why not call it the Audy Home again? That used to scare the crap out of kids when I was growing up. The worst kids in the area went away for a while to the ‘Audy Home’ and if you were bad you could end up there too…
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Why not call it the Audy Home again? That used to scare the crap out of kids when I was growing up. The worst kids in the area went away for a while to the ‘Audy Home’ and if you were bad you could end up there too…
Oh yeah, that wont backfire, nope, not at all…