Pritzker signs 15 bills impacting criminal justice, education, elections – Center Square

Among them, people under 21 convicted of a crime in Illinois can no longer be sentenced to life without parole; certain individuals with a felony conviction to legally change their name beginning next year; and local elections official can now check the signature on mail-in ballots with the signature on the mail-in ballot application, not just the signature on the voter record on file.
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Trash Panda
3 years ago

Prosecutors charged Acevedo with two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted first-degree murder, aggravated discharge of a firearm on school grounds, three counts of unlawful possession of a machine gun, and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon. He is also charged with misdemeanor criminal trespass to a vehicle.

16 yr old gang member kills and wounds victims outside Juarez high school. Good job JB society needs pieces of crap like this to be returned to the community.

From CWBCHICAGO.COM

Pat S.
3 years ago

So frauds who submit illegal application for mail-in ballots can sign the application, then sign the ballot and the vote will be counted?

How crazy is that? Ignore the signature on the voter role and go with the signature on the application?

They should be comparing the signature on the application with the voter roles and curtail illegal ballot requests before they make it back.

Crazy chickens are running this state!

debtsor
3 years ago
Reply to  Pat S.

Democrats propose laws like this so they can cheat. There’s no other reason to have a law like this other than to make it easier for Democrat to cheat. That’s why they do it.

Trash Panda
3 years ago

So a19yr old can go out and shoot up a drug dealer corner in a turf war where 3 or 4 are killed and they won’t have to worry about being sent away for life. Brilliant!

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