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    2018 Cook County judicial voting guide: 8th subcircuit

    By Injustice Watch Staff | March 7, 2018

    Our guide to the Cook County judicial candidates running for seats in the 8th subcircuit.

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    Unrequited Innocence

    One has already been executed. Others remain on death row. Some remain locked up but are no longer on death row. And some were released from prison, but still have convictions on their record.

    They all have one thing in common: None of them has been declared innocent, no matter how strongly the evidence points in that direction.

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