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    Would-be judge has personal expertise in bankruptcy, unfit housing

    By Emily Hoerner and Zoe Rosenbaum | March 8, 2016

    Judicial candidate Alex Kaplan’s past troubles include losing properties at foreclosure sales; declaring bankruptcy; and co-owning a building cited for code violations and tenants engaged in criminal activity.

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    Fighting for her job, Cook County judge says she didn’t mean to mislead

    By Emily Hoerner and Zoe Rosenbaum | February 9, 2016

    Cook County Judge Beatriz Santiago pleaded for her job Tuesday, saying she had not intentionally deceived her mortgage lender on sworn documents.

    Police Abuse: No Consequences

    As cops’ versions of shootings contested, City pays millions

    By Emily Hoerner, Zoe Rosenbaum and Sam Hart | January 25, 2016

    Ten times in the last five years, the City of Chicago has paid $1 million or more to settle claims stemming from fatal shootings by Chicago police officers, city records show. All of the 10 people shot were African-American. Eight were 25 or younger. Nine were men. Nine of the shootings occurred on the South Side.

    The Circuit: Decoding the Cook County Court System

    This story is part of The Circuit, a data-driven collaboration to investigate and reveal how Cook County’s courts work.

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