Kim Foxx: I won’t ‘cut corners’ — despite crime spike — in county with long history of wrongful convictions – Chicago Sun-Times*

In a question-and-answer session Wednesday with The Chicago Sun-Times Editorial Board, Foxx said her office had indeed raised the bar to approving charges, noting that many of the wrongful convictions unwound by courts or her office’s Conviction Integrity Unit were the work of prosecutors and police under pressure to “do something” about crime.
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ProzacPlease
3 years ago

Nobody is asking you to cut corners, Kim. We are asking you to do your job and prosecute people who commit crimes, AKA criminals.

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