Pritzker says federal court-appointed hiring monitor no longer needed, state government has ‘reformed’ itself – Cook County Record

Pritzker also argued there are constitutional grounds to trash Shakman: "During the protracted life of the decree, this case has become unmoored from the Constitution. Plaintiffs are two private lawyers who, regardless of how they came to be litigants in 1969, now in no respects satisfy this constitutional minimum. They simply are not affected, let alone injured, by the State’s employment policies — they are not State employees and have no desire to become State employees."
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

State government has reformed itself ha ha ha thanks chuckles I needed a good laugh today. You’ve got to be kidding me patronage is far from dead in this state you blabbing fool we’re the hell is this man coming from who did you hire on behalf of the weasel Madigan when you came into office per his recommendations Huh.

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