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From prison, Rico Clark fights a murder conviction and COVID-19

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By Stender Von Oehsen, Milan Rivas
| Injustice Watch Verified
Alejandra Fernandez / South Side Weekly Rico Clark On September 24, 2006, 19-year-old Damion Kendricks was shot and killed in an alley near 76th and Dorchester in the Grand Crossing neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side. Witnesses said they saw four men with hoodies pulled over their heads running from the scene holding guns, according to police. Only one of the men named by witnesses, Rico Clark, was convicted of the crime, and sentenced to 55 years in prison.
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Judge's orders keep witness held in custody two weeks before appeals court intervenes

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By Stender Von Oehsen, Grace Wade Verified, Rick Tulsky
| Injustice Watch Verified
When a 20-year old woman failed to appear as a witness for a pretrial hearing in the Tyshawn Lee murder case last month, Cook County Circuit Judge Thaddeus Wilson ordered her sent to jail without bail. And when the Illinois Appellate Court reversed Wilson, finding his ruling unreasonable, Wilson ordered her held on $100,000 cash — far beyond what the young woman could afford as a grocery store employee. Again, the appellate court reversed Wilson, and she ultimately was let out of jail.
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DuPage judge violates canons by falsehoods, retaliation

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By Stender Von Oehsen, Julian Gonzalez
| ccenterdispatch.com
DuPage County Circuit judge Patrick O'Shea violated the judicial canons when he misled police, lied to the state judicial watchdog agency and when he retaliated against the court employees who complained of his conduct, the Illinois Courts Commission ruled on Wednesday.
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