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During a court hearing on a recent afternoon, Cook County Judge Shauna Boliker looked at the 18-year-old woman before her and told her she was significantly concerned by her behavior. The woman was accused of threatening to kill an acquaintance who worked security at a South Side housing complex, then later tussling with him with a weapon in her bag, according to prosecutors. Still, Boliker noted that this was her first arrest, which the law requires her to take into account.<\/p>\n

The woman\u2019s public defender pointed out that Cook County Jail can be a traumatic and destabilizing place for people, especially a young woman just starting her life. \u201cI hate to keep going around in circles, but this is really troubling,\u201d Boliker said. In the end, the judge denied prosecutors\u2019 request to keep the woman jailed, but ordered that she be placed on electronic monitoring.<\/p>\n

The woman now joins more than 5,500 others in Illinois who are being electronically monitored while they await trial, according to figures from the Illinois Supreme Court, which described the popu- lation as growing. Since officials expanded elec- tronic monitoring to many new parts of the state starting around 2023, more of Illinois has access to the technology than ever before, even as it is a frequent lightning rod in ongoing conversations about how best to keep the public safe and create a fairer criminal justice system \u2014 especially when high-pro- file offenses are allegedly commit- ted by people who were being monitored.<\/p>\n

The consistent flare-ups beg the question: Does electronic monitor- ing work? \u201cIf electronic monitoring is supposed to be utilized, it should be under extremely limited circum- stances with critical safeguards in place,\u201d said Claudine Constant, director of Beyond Jails Initiative for the Vera Institute of Justice. Experts who study the crimi- nal justice system say the technol- ogy should be reserved for narrow circumstances, such as people accused of some domestic violence Does electronic monitoring work?<\/p>\n

More of Illinois has access to it than ever before. But it\u2019s still a lightning rod in public safety debate By Rebecca Johnson CHICAGO TRIBUNE Maureen Cleary likens the love lives of the African penguins at the Lincoln Park Zoo to a soap opera. Pilchard and Maynard would probably be the couple starring in such a drama, said the zoological manager of birds.<\/p>\n

The same-sex duo arrived in 2016 as additions to the zoo\u2019s newly opened penguin habitat, Cleary said. Maynard, now 22, hailed from Pueblo Zoo in Colo- rado and Pilchard, 11, from the New England Aquarium. But Maynard was already in a relationship \u2014 at least at first. That is until the other half of his bonded pair, a female named Aiden, started hanging out in both Maynard and Pilchard\u2019s nest boxes, Cleary said.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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