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Illinois governor signs sweeping criminal-justice overhaul
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Pritzker Signs Sweeping Criminal Justice Reform Bill
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“While I never imagined having such big shoes to fill, I’ve known for most of my life that I wanted to dedicate my life to public service,” Kodatt told Madigan and the other committeepeople Sunday morning during his presentation at the Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture where Madigan and his hand-picked 13th Ward Ald. Marty Quinn have office space.
Kodatt has worked with the Madigan-Quinn office for nearly four years, beginning after his graduation from Eastern Illinois University in 2017. A product of St. Rita of Cascia High School, Kodatt told the panel he recently bought a home in Garfield Ridge and planned to stay in the 22nd District to raise a family.
Monday, Feb 22, 2021 Yes, I know that he hasn’t even signed the bill as this is published, but my inbox is filling up. Posted in the order they were received starting with the IPHA…
Tom Hughes, Executive Director of the Illinois Public Health Association (IPHA), released the following statement on Monday:
“As leaders of local health departments, we serve on the frontlines of defending the public’s safety. It is our responsibility to not only protect communities from threats to their health, but to also address threats to the safety of people’s lives and wellbeing, which includes those lost or hurt by systemic racism. Today, we fully recognize the fact that racism is a public health crisis, and commend Gov. JB Pritzker for taking steps to end this crisis by signing House Bill 3653 into law and reforming the criminal justice system in Illinois.”