To be arrested for a crime can be a very overwhelming situation. It often times leaves individuals confused, especially if they know that they are innocent. Chicago has been in the news over the years for allegations of police abuse of power. To add to…
Chicago authorities are facing unprecedented scrutiny over their inability to maintain an effective and equitable criminal justice system. Amidst allegations that mayor Rahm Emanuel knew of—and covered up—a video of the police killing teenager Laquan MacDonald, the Department of Justice has announced that it will…
US Attorney General Loretta Lynn announced on December 7th that the Justice Department will be conducting a civil rights investigation into the use of deadly force by Chicago cops. In light of the recent shooting of teenager Laquan McDonald by Chicago policeman Jason Van Dyke,…
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