Illinois lawmakers study safeguards to prevent wrongful convictions
Illinois legislators examine strengthening eyewitness procedures and expanding videotaped confession rules after abolishing the death penalty. State Sen. Kwame Raoul notes past exonerations show innocent people may be imprisoned, as DNA-based exonerations in Illinois total 97 since the first case 22 years ago.
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SIU Chancellor cites progress in negotiations and finances
SIU Chancellor Cheng described bargaining progress with IEA unions and defended concessions while stressing the need for fiscal restraint. She noted enrollment declines, state owed funds, a structural deficit, and hiring freezes, but highlighted gains in diversity, online courses, grants, and student support initiatives.
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