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David Kidwell

David Kidwell

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Investigations Editor, Injustice Watch

Chicago

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Venture Capital, Business, History, Entertainment

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books reviews, products, for-profit enterprises

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Total articles 186

  • Emanuel's speed cameras issue $2.4 million in bad tickets

    By David Kidwell Verified, Abraham Epton| Chicago Tribune Verified Mayor Rahm Emanuel's speed camera program improperly issued more than $2.4 million in fines to Chicago drivers, ticketing them when cameras were supposed to be off and when the required warning signs were confusing, obscured or missing, a Tribune investigation has found. At the same time, City Hall has systematically ticketed drivers near schools without the legally required evidence of a schoolchild in sight.

    By David Kidwell Verified, Abraham Epton · Chicago Tribune

    Nov. 13, 2020

  • Madigan at Center of Federal Case Against ComEd

    By David Kidwell Verified| Better Government Association Verified Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan was implicated by federal authorities on Friday in a “years-long bribery scheme” that involved utility giant Commonwealth Edison steering contracts, jobs and payments to Madigan allies. The disclosure came in a pair of court filings that accused ComEd of bribery. The utility company agreed to pay a $200 million fine and continue cooperating with federal investigators in the ongoing probe. Madigan was not charged with any wrongdoing.

    By David Kidwell Verified · Better Government Association

    Jul. 17, 2020

  • Emanuel's speed cameras issue $2.4 million in bad tickets

    By David Kidwell Verified, Abraham Epton| Chicago Tribune Verified Mayor Rahm Emanuel's speed camera program improperly issued more than $2.4 million in fines to Chicago drivers, ticketing them when cameras were supposed to be off and when the required warning signs were confusing, obscured or missing, a Tribune investigation has found. At the same time, City Hall has systematically ticketed drivers near schools without the legally required evidence of a schoolchild in sight.

    By David Kidwell Verified, Abraham Epton · Chicago Tribune

    Nov. 13, 2020

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Company Info

Injustice Watch

Injustice Watch is a Chicago-based nonprofit journalism organization that examines issues of equity and justice in the court system.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

+1 312-521-0977

Founded: 2015