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Election day 2020: Cook County judicial races to watch

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By John Seasly
| Injustice Watch Verified
On an election day unlike any other, 60 Cook County judges are hoping voters will retain them for another term on the bench. (Two others are on the ballot but are not actively seeking retention — more on them later.) Injustice Watch has been covering these judicial races and we’ll be watching closely as the results come in.
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Mayor's judge support disappoints juvenile justice advocates

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By John Seasly, Adeshina Emmanuel Verified
| Journal Gazette & Times-Courier Verified
Mayor's judge support disappoints juvenile justice advocates CHICAGO (AP) — Juvenile justice reform advocates said they are disappointed with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot for headlining an election fundraiser for Cook County Judge Michael Toomin, who is running for another six-year term. Toomin, the county’s presiding juvenile justice division judge, has been criticized for opposing reforms that advocates say would keep more youth out of the criminal justice system.
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Mayor's judge support disappoints juvenile justice advocates

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By John Seasly, Adeshina Emmanuel Verified
| Muscatine Journal Verified
Mayor's judge support disappoints juvenile justice advocates CHICAGO (AP) — Juvenile justice reform advocates said they are disappointed with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot for headlining an election fundraiser for Cook County Judge Michael Toomin, who is running for another six-year term. Toomin, the county’s presiding juvenile justice division judge, has been criticized for opposing reforms that advocates say would keep more youth out of the criminal justice system.
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