The Chicago Tribune columnist railed against the prosecution of Rolando Cruz when few others seemed to care.
Tag: Jeanine Nicarico
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The innocence crowd and the guilt crowd argue over David Protess’s old cases
Debating innocence and guilt in Chicago and Paris, Illinois
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What really happened in Paris, Illinois?
With a pardon at stake, two wrongful convictions in a double murder case get the reverse spin.
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John Kass on Jim Ryan: Wrong in So Many Ways
John Kass’s column on Jim Ryan reveals why he should’ve stayed away from the subject.
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Brian Dugan — the romance of remembered evil
In her later years, my mother was given to pronouncements. One concerned South Africa — more specifically the noisy campaign to treat apartheid South Africa as a pariah nation by shunning its sports teams, disinvesting in its industries, and refusing to recognize its all-white government.
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This gun for hire
Sharon Keller, a Texas judge whose court was criticized by the Chicago Tribune in 2000, has been accused of discrediting the judiciary and may lose her job.