Court Clerk Iris Martinez says most defendants are ditching court — but critics don’t trust her numbers – Chicago Sun-Times

Martinez declined to discuss her office’s methodology or explain how it reached some of the figures cited in the letter. For example, the total number of cases during the period Martinez cited was 30,000 higher than those released by Chief Judge Timothy Evans’ office.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Evans’ office would do anything to keep the “ not horrible “ train rolling.

Zephyr Window
1 year ago

The court clerk who has the records, knows the numbers and stats is wrong. Nice thinking from those criminal loving politicians.

debtsor
1 year ago

Somebodies a’lyin!

Free at Last
1 year ago

Hedy the democrat clerk has one set of numbers. The democrat judge has a different set. They are going to have another study done by democrat liberals from Loyola University. One might reasonably think they don’t know what the real numbers are and they are just making up numbers to support their positions. One is probably spot on. The democrat Sun times doesn’t like what the Democrat clerk says, so they write an article claiming she is wrong. Do any of you really believe you are going to get a straight answer from any of these mooks? I’m curious does… Read more »

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