Judge to decide if SAFE-T Act tramples IL constitution, people’s rights, or if prosecutors’ lawsuit mere ‘policy dispute’ – Cook County Record

Kankakee County State’s Attorney Jim Rowe, who presented on behalf of the state’s attorneys, said the state’s attorneys shared a desire with the state defendants for the “noble” goal of criminal justice reform in Illinois to address perceived systemic shortcomings. However, Rowe said the SAFE-T Act took those “most noble of goals” and instead produced “the most unconstitutional of outcomes.”
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Truth Seeker
3 years ago

Praying that this Judge will do the right thing and rule against this lawless and dangerous legislation.

debtsor
3 years ago
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The hackery that is the gerrymandered appellate court will find it constitutional and they’ll probably try to punish the 60 states’ attorneys for having even brought the case in the first place. Our political, legislative and legal system now exists solely to punish enemies of the regime. It does not exist to protect you from the regime, instead, the people in power use it to crush you.

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