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Injustice Watch in partnership with Block Club Chicago and The Circuit: 'Hundreds more Black Chicagoans are pleading guilty to gun-possession charges. State Journal-Register: 'Two Sangamon County inmates to be transferred to mental health facility'Д¬hicago Sun-Times: 'Man found beaten to death inside Cook County Jail cell: autopsy' 'The contempt charges, according to a release from Villarreal, are in four cases involving inmates in need of specialized mental health treatment from state mental hospitals, which are operated by DHS.' Quad-City Times: 'Rock Island County State's Attorney files civil contempt against state's DHS director'.

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'The Sangamon County state's attorney wants the Illinois Department of Human Services declared in contempt of court because of months-long delays by DHS in accepting jail inmates who need mental health treatment before they can stand trial.В Department officials say the COVID-19 pandemic is to blame for an 'unprecedented backlog' of about 150 people sitting in county jails throughout the state after being declared temporarily unfit for trial and waiting for a bed at Springfield's McFarland Mental Health Center or one of the state's six other psychiatric hospitals.'Д¬enter Square Illinois (Franklin News Foundation): 'Judge orders Illinois Department of Human Services Director to answer why вЂunfitвЂ™ detainees linger'

Illinois Times by Dean Olsen: 'Inmates wait for mental health treatment'. They include Willette Benford, who was serving a 50-year sentence for murder and was released in 2019 after her resentencing in Cook County, which included evidence that she had suffered years of abuse and was defending herself.В Last week, Benford made history when she was appointed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot to serve as director of reentry services for the city, a newly created role that is part of a $13 million initiative around citizens exiting prison for a return to society.'Д¬hicago Mayor's Office news release: 'Mayor Lightfoot Announces Willette Benford to Serve as City of ChicagoвЂ™s Director of Re-Entry' VIDEO It offers the chance not to reargue underlying criminal charges in a case, but rather that a resentencing is in order to consider whether domestic violence played a role either directly or indirectly in a conviction.'. 'In fact, sentencing relief for victims of domestic violence has been possible in Illinois since 2016, when the state became one of the first in the nation, ahead of New York, to pass legislation. An anonymous inmate at the same facility reported that 'white inmates get the plumbing, electrician, and carpentry jobs,'В which are higher-paying and help them acquire skills and experience to improve employment prospects upon release, while people of color get 'none of the jobs that can actually train us to get a good job on the outside.''Д¬hicago Tribune by Annie Sweeney: 'вЂWe are not monstersвЂ™: Women in Illinois prisons who allege they were victims of domestic violence see their struggle in film as they face limits of law designed to aid them'. 'Any job outside the kitchen is given mostly to white inmates,'В said Jesus, who is incarcerated in Illinois. THE REPORT: 'Many workers report discrimination in how jobs are assigned. But there are two crucial differences: Incarcerated workers are under the complete control of their employers, and they have been stripped of even the most minimal protections against labor exploitation and abuse.'. 'In most instances, the jobs these nearly 800,000 incarcerated workers have look similar to those of millions of people working on the outside. ACLU: 'Captive Labor: Exploitation of Incarcerated Workers'.

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