Two Cook County judges’ rulings allowed CTA arson attacker to be free – Legal Newsline

Both Judge Teresa Molina-Gonzalez and Judge Ralph Meczyk are serving six-year terms as judges on the Cook County bench. Molina-Gonzalez will next go before voters in 2026 and Meczyk in 2030 during so-called "retention" election. If judges fail to secure 60 percent "yes" votes, they would be removed from the bench.
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Jondoe
4 months ago

6 yrs at 187k a year for DEI judges we can’t fire or recall. Nice work if you can get it.

Bobbi
4 months ago
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Don’t forget the pension.

Hello, Indiana!
4 months ago

And they can’t be removed before then? Wow, what a set up- do a horrible job with great pay and bennies and rest assured they you can continue to do so until the next election. There is also another judge, David Hill (?) , that also had a hand in this farce of justice.

Bob
4 months ago

Time for victims to sue these judges for allowing the criminals back onto the streets to keep committing crimes against innocent citizens!!

Sanity please
4 months ago

Please get rid of these two idiots who allow a
sick deranged man to freely walk the streets and
injure and kill at will. A ankle monitor will not stop him. The staff watching his movement
activities is guilty as well.

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