As Cook County courts fail to address delays that erode justice, a neighboring system shows reform is possible
When a defendant appearing in court has been jailed for a lengthy period, a color-coded spreadsheet alerts the judge that the case has been dragging. Instead of hearings that last only a minute or two — just long enough to set a date for the next hearing — judges often explore whether a delay is necessary and set firm deadlines for attorneys. Outside of court, the major players in the court ...
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