"For months leading up to the implementation of the Pretrial Fairness Act, Illinoisans were warned about 'the end of days' and 'the purge.' But two years later, we can see that crime did not go up after the Pretrial Fairness Act. In fact, certain serious crimes have plummeted. ... We are proud to live in a state that operates in evidence and reality instead of fear."
I don’t think that they’ve been vary effective for the hundreds of victims, some murdered, since judge Evans began this “ empty the prisons “ nonsense long before the horrendous Safe T Act was shoved down everyone’s throats. Offenders are going to do the only thing that they know how to and escalate their game until someone gets murdered. Only then will they get the long stay at the Graybar Hotel they deserve and strove for their entire lives.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
I don’t think that they’ve been vary effective for the hundreds of victims, some murdered, since judge Evans began this “ empty the prisons “ nonsense long before the horrendous Safe T Act was shoved down everyone’s throats. Offenders are going to do the only thing that they know how to and escalate their game until someone gets murdered. Only then will they get the long stay at the Graybar Hotel they deserve and strove for their entire lives.