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    Larry Green

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    News

    Home is no castle for some Cook County defendants; it’s jail

    By Larry Green | November 18, 2016

    More than 2,000 people each day are out of Cook County Jail but awaiting trial under an “electronic ball and chain”: They can’t work, go to school, pick up their children, or even buy groceries without a judicial “okay.”

    Commentary

    As long as cases of police misconduct are being reviewed…

    By Larry Green | April 25, 2016

    Mr. Superintendent, while you are reviewing old cases of alleged police misconduct…..what about taking a look at the cases from Gresham back in the days when you were commander?

    Commentary
    Walker and Kerner

    Dustbin of history collects plenty of previous reports on racism

    By Larry Green | April 18, 2016

    Chicago police accountability task force makes many significant findings about racism and its pernicious impact of criminal justice. But the pattern of crises leading to reports that end covered in dust seems never ending.

    Commentary

    History repeats: Cops resume spying on critics

    By Larry Green | April 11, 2016

    News of Chicago cops’ surveillance on political groups is nothing new. Back when Richard J. Daley was mayor, the Red Squad got diverted from suspected subversives to political opponents.

    News

    Newark settlement suggests U.S. will impose big changes on Chicago cops

    By Larry Green | March 31, 2016

    Justice Department settles case with Newark that grew out of problems when Garry McCarthy was in charge. Does it foreshadow what will happen with Justice Department probe of Chicago police?

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