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02.03.10
Progress through Partnership
Category: E-Newsletters
A Progress Report on Chicago Appleseed and the Council
02.01.10
'The Election File' voting guide: Do I really have to vote for judges?
Category: Chicago Appleseed In The News
Well no, you don't have to. But Malcolm Rich with the Chicago Appleseed Fund for Justice says you should.
02.01.10
Illinois Voters Once Again Face 'Daunting Task'
Category: Chicago Appleseed In The News
Voters in Illinois still have a few more hours to study the candidates for judge they'll be asked to pick from on Tuesday. Primary election results from two years ago show a large chunk of voters across Cook County decided to leave blanks instead of voting for judges.
01.27.10
Chicago Appleseed E-blast
Category: E-Newsletters
Make Educated Votes for Judges on February 2nd
01.21.10
Guest Essay: Educate yourself when voting for judges
Category: Chicago Appleseed In The News
Guidance on the candidates' qualifications is available from several reliable sources...All results, as well as an explanation of the process, can also be found at the Web site for the judicial evaluation program of the Chicago Appleseed Fund for Justice, www.voteforjudges.org.
01.20.10
Progress through Partnership
Category: E-Newsletters
Vote For Judges and Upcoming Events
01.06.10
Progress through Partnership
Category: E-Newsletters
Happy New Year from Chicago Appleseed and the Council! And thanks to all of Chicago Appleseed's 2009 donors!
12.16.09
Progress through Partnership
Category: E-Newsletters
Happy holidays from Chicago Appleseed and the Council!
12.09.09
Support Chicago Appleseed through Chase Community Giving!
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12.03.09
Circuit Court looks to offer services to non-violent offenders
Category: Chicago Appleseed In The News
Cook County court and court-related officials have agreed upon a concept to provide drug rehabilitation and other services for non-violent offenders arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges...(this) followed a proposal offered in September by the Council of Lawyers and the Chicago Appleseed Fund to restructure the Cook County Circuit Court's Criminal Division.