Motion: Pritzker’s campaign donations grounds for justices’ recusal in challenge to Illinois’ gun ban – Center Square

State Rep. Dan Caulkins' attorney Jerry Stocks filed a motion Thursday for the justice to recuse themselves because of “unreasonably large campaign contributions” from Gov. JB Pritzker and House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch that “undermine public confidence” in the judiciary. Asked in early March if the justices should recuse themselves because of the donations, Pritzker said that’s “ridiculous.”
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Colour Sergeant Bourne
3 years ago

Democrats are nothing but a bunch of lying, cheating, corrupt scumbags who are determined to destroy every fabric of our society. Disgusting.

debtsor
3 years ago

Been like this for 200 years too.

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