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Cook County judge has sheriff’s deputies placed in custody for refusing to unshackle murder defendant
A Cook County judge had two sheriff’s deputies detained this week for refusing to unshackle a man facing murder charges so he could embrace his family — a move the deputies’ union described as “an abuse of the court's authority.” The incident happened Wednesday after Circuit Judge John F. Lyke Jr. invited the defendant
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A Cook County judge had two sheriff’s deputies detained this week for refusing to unshackle a man facing murder charges so he could embrace his family — a move the deputies’ union described as “an abuse of the court's authority.” The incident happened Wednesday after Circuit Judge John F. Lyke Jr. invited the defendant