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Week ending Aug. 9: 50 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released

There were 50 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from prison in the week ending Aug. 9.

By A. J. Gale | Jul 30, 2025

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How many inmates sentenced in Cook County will be released during week ending Aug. 2?

There were 48 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from prison in the week ending Aug. 2.

By A. J. Gale | Jul 24, 2025

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Illinois Department of Corrections to release 50 inmates sentenced in Cook County during week ending July 26

By A. J. Gale | Jul 17, 2025

There were 50 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending July 26.

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Week ending July 19: 51 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released from jail

By A. J. Gale | Jul 8, 2025

There were 51 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending July 19.

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Week ending July 12: 57 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released

By A. J. Gale | Jul 1, 2025

There were 57 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending July 12.

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How many inmates sentenced in Cook County will be released during week ending July 5?

By A. J. Gale | Jun 23, 2025

There were 61 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending July 5.

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Illinois Department of Corrections to release 53 inmates sentenced in Cook County during week ending June 28

By A. J. Gale | Jun 18, 2025

There were 53 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending June 28.

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Week ending June 21: 44 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released from jail

By A. J. Gale | Jun 12, 2025

There were 44 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending June 21.

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Week ending June 14: 50 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released

By A. J. Gale | Jun 2, 2025

There were 50 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County and are set to be released from jail in the week ending June 14.

From Chicago City Wire

No charges against Foxx in Smollett case but GOP leaders want her out

By T.H. Lawrence | 5 years ago

Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx will not be criminally charged over her investigation into actor Jessie Smollett’s claim of a hate crime in Chicago, a special prosecutor has decided.

From Chicago City Wire

Cook County State's Attorney candidate demands Foxx's resignation over Smollett case

By Juliette Fairley | 5 years ago

The Republican candidate for Cook County State's Attorney is calling for Democratic incumbent Kim Foxx to resign after a special prosecutor’s report found she allegedly lied and abused discretion in the handling of the Jussie Smollett case.

From Chicago City Wire

Policy analyst says debate over Chicago's Gun Offender Dashboard could bring attention to make difference

By Glenn Minnis | 6 years ago

Amy Swearer sees the Chicago Police Department’s creation of the new Gun Offender Dashboard website as just another tool in the fight to curb all the gun violence that has plagued the city.

From Chicago City Wire

Heartland Institute manager: Gun Offender Dashboard might not make much of a difference

By Glenn Minnis | 6 years ago

Lennie Jarratt fears the new Chicago Police Department’s (CPD) Gun Offender Dashboard website could end up being a case of a well-intended plan having too many unintended consequences.

From Chicago City Wire

ISRA president says criticism of Gun Offender Dashboard 'bit hypocritical'

By Glenn Minnis | 6 years ago

Illinois State Rifle Association Executive Director Richard Pearson reasons all the loud opposition to the Chicago Police Department’s (CPD) creation of its new Gun Offender Dashboard website is to be expected.