Illinois Supreme Court considers challenge to Chicago’s impoundment ordinance – Center Square

The case was filed in 2017 on behalf of vehicle owners who either paid administrative penalties or had judgments entered against them for such penalties under Chicago's impoundment ordinance.
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debtsor
3 years ago

How do so many Chicago residents accrue $4,000 in fines that lead to impounding? I don’t even know how I’d get $4,000 in tickets in my community. I’d have to try really hard.

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