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    Early morning report: Cook County judicial races, 2018

    By Injustice Watch Staff | March 21, 2018

    Early morning returns offer hope: Voters appeared to favor judicial candidates without blemishes

    Cook County Judicial Primary Election March 2018

    Injustice Watch 2018 Cook County judicial voting guide

    By Injustice Watch Staff | March 7, 2018

    Injustice Watch compiled a voting guide for the candidates running for judicial seats in Cook County because, despite the powerful role judges play in communities, little independent information is available to voters about the large pool of candidates.

    Cook County Judicial Primary Election March 2018

    Voter conundrum: Bar groups send mixed messages about some judicial hopefuls

    By Emily Hoerner and Jeanne Kuang | March 5, 2018

    Bar association evaluations are one of the few independent sources of information about Cook County judicial candidates, but at times they send voters mixed messages.

    Cook County Judicial Primary Election March 2018

    Cook County judicial candidate gave false testimony in civil rights suit

    By Emily Hoerner | February 28, 2018

    Longtime Cook County prosecutor Brian T. Sexton, now running for a seat on the bench, was chided by a U.S. District judge in 2016 for falsely testifying in a federal civil rights trial about past testimony of a gang expert. The judge said there was no such testimony, “none, zero, zip, nada.”

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