Waste of the Day: Lawyers Rake in Fees From Chicago’s Wrongful Convictions – RealClear Investigations

The City of Chicago has spent almost $160 million paying private lawyers to fight wrongful conviction lawsuits since 2016, but The Chicago Tribune found there is “little evidence that the strategy has paid off financially.”
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Call my shrink
7 months ago

I wonder how much those private lawyers give in kickbacks to city leaders. Just saying

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