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Edith Brady-Lunny

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Journalist covering interesting criminal justice issues and co-author of The Unforgiven: the untold story of one woman's search for love and justice.
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New task force aims to halve female prison population

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By Edith Brady-Lunny Verified
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Appellate court hears arguments on Tazewell County gun case involving father

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By Edith Brady-Lunny Verified
| WCBU (Peoria) Verified
Questions on whether a father knew his son had received mental health treatment before the son killed four people was one of the issues raised Wednesday in arguments before the Fourth District Appellate Court. The court heard arguments during a visit to Illinois State University in Normal, where local lawyers and a large contingent of university students were in attendance.
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Report: Illinois prisons among worst in U.S. for mental health care

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By Edith Brady-Lunny Verified
| WCBU (Peoria) Verified
Mental health services in Illinois prisons are among the worst in the country, creating “abysmal and harmful” conditions for staff and inmates, with Pontiac Correctional Center fostering a “disgusting and neglected environment,” according to a consultant’s report on mental health care in Illinois facilities. The report by Sharen Barboza is one of three reports on prison conditions recently compiled for lawyers for inmates involved in federal lawsuits on inmate health care.
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