Governor Forum: Pritzker considering SAFE-T Act changes; Bailey urges full repeal – Capitol News IL

Gov. JB Pritzker is considering changes to the SAFE-T Act criminal justice reform to clarify provisions related to the end of cash bail in Illinois, while his Republican challenger, state Sen. Darren Bailey, continues to push for a full repeal.
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Spike Protein
1 year ago

The SAFE-T Act, which abolishes cash bail in Illinois, is a woke and stupid law that endangers everyone as it puts dangerous and violent criminals on the streets.

It advocates soft on crime policies under the ridiculous guise of racial equity which is absurd.

I don’t want the legal system in Illinois to pursue the woke notion of racial equity. I want the legal system in Illinois to be fair to law abiding citizens and victims of crime by being tough on crime.

The SAFE-T Act only benefits criminals.

Riverbender
1 year ago

Fun days ahead as we sit back and watch what happens.
Have plenty of popcorn, stay home inside and watch the situation unwind for the liberal voters that elected the leaders…it is a show not to miss

Ataraxis
1 year ago

Remember this when the mayhem explodes in 2023:
“Pritzker has frequently stated he believes cash bail must end in favor of a system that prioritizes an accused person’s risk of reoffending or fleeing prosecution, and the SAFE-T act does so.”

Notice that the safety of crime victims is never mentioned, it’s all about coddling criminals.

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