Grossly understaffed Cook County prosecutor’s office assigns law students to courtrooms, sets low hiring requirements – CWB Chicago

There are growing indications that the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office (CCSAO) is struggling to fill vacancies, as approximately 20% of employees have resigned since last summer.
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Mr Peabody's Boy Sherman
3 years ago

Solution. Just have the County janitors step up to do the job. They are probably as good or better than most Cook County states attorneys

Old Joe
3 years ago

Kim is a one person wreaking ball.

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