Two new Dem IL Supreme Court justices asked to step aside from hearing challenge to IL ‘assault weapons’ ban – Cook County Record

In their motion, attorneys representing gun owners from Macon County say that without recusal from justices Elizabeth Rochford and Mary K. O’Brien, they will be left arguing at a hearing at which they “will look to the table of the opposing counsel and see the leading cash donors, approximately $2,681,000 of campaign contributions to the Justices … and look up to the dais to see Justices pledged to support the agenda at issue.”
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Tom Paine's Ghost
3 years ago

Kangaroo court purchased by fatboy.

debtsor
3 years ago

Rochford and O’Brien are surely in quite a pickle. They’re likely going to insist they will be impartial but then, when it’s time to issue a decision, they’ll rubber stamp Pritzker’s law. If they don’t rubber stamp, they’ll feel the ire of Pritzker one way or another…..Oh, lookie here, the Dept of Revenue AND the IRS are conducting an audit?

Truth in Cook County
3 years ago
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Both these “justices” are bought and paid for by Pritzker, through his huge campaign contributions. They would not be where they are without his money. We all know these things. The integrity of the court is at stake.

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