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Stephanie Kamel and Larry Golden share why the Illinois Innocence Project started, its history and achievements, and how it is working to reduce the number of people who are wrongfully convicted.
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The win came among dozens of lawsuits the state has filed against the Trump administration in the past year
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Mahogany Knight, entertainer, Mara Morken, development and fundraising, and Teresa Silva, executive director of The Phoenix Center share the Ozian drag event for kids at Pole Barn Chic Jan. 31, 4 p.m.
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Advocates say measure could affect 1.7M Illinoisians, allow people to reenter workforce
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The rule now makes exceptions for certain photos, privileged mail and used books
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Video contradictions and echoes of past shootings fuel calls for DHS secretary’s removal
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Danny Davis was released from prison in November after spending 32 years behind bars for a murder he did not commit.
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Split opinion allows consent decree to continue but says lower judge erred
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An evangelical therapist is challenging a Colorado law that she says violates her free speech rights.
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The bill would require law enforcement agencies to automatically seal eligible criminal records every six months.
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IDOC says program is intended to reduce drugs, contraband from entering prisons
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Kim Villanueva joins Community Voices to discuss her long history of feminist activism with the National Organization for Women. She also speaks about the ways that her experiences in Springfield helped prepare her to lead a national organization. Kim also discusses why it matters and how you should get involved in causes and organizations you believe in.