Debate over ending cash bail continues in Illinois as bill heads to governor – Center Square

The Illinois State’s Attorneys Association criticized the legislation, as did the Illinois Law Enforcement Coalition, saying it will make Illinois less safe. “There are more provisions in here that give benefits to offenders than it does to the victims of crimes,” said James Black, the president of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police.
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Bosco
5 years ago

It is painfully apparent that Democrats do not care a lick about crime victims. They have a sick attachment to the criminals and will do almost anything to support them. Democrats love their criminals and terrorists.

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debtsor
5 years ago
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Criminals and their progressive sympathizers ARE their constituency. This is not hyperbole. The prisons are full of Democrats. The jails are full of Democrats. The criminal justice system is full of and run by Democrats. These criminals all have relatives, many of whom themselves have been tied up in the criminal justice system. This is who they are. The short term goal is to normalize and decriminalize what White people call “anti-social behavior” like shoplifting, traffic violations, etc. The long term goal is to create a separate system of ‘street justice’ for the Black community. With defunded, demoralized and hand… Read more »

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