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Maya Dukmasova

Maya Dukmasova

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Senior Reporter, Injustice Watch

Chicago

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Total articles 478

  • Answers to Chicago renters’ common questions

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Maya Dukmasova Verified|Injustice WatchVerifiedInjustice Watch wrapped up its workshop series Know Your Building, Know Your Landlord last month, with nearly 100 people attending to learn how to find building code violations and research who owns their building. The training followed Injustice Watch’s five-part series “The Tenant Trap,” which identified thousands of Chicago residential buildings with a chronic history of code violations and documented tenants’ efforts to exercise their rights to safe rental housing.

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Maya Dukmasova Verified · Injustice Watch

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Cook County judge reassigned, referred to judicial oversight board after allegedly sharing anti-Black image

    By Maya Dukmasova Verified|Injustice WatchVerifiedA recently elected Cook County judge, Caroline Glennon-Goodman, was temporarily reassigned and referred to the state Judicial Inquiry Board Friday for allegedly sharing a racist image in a text message.

    By Maya Dukmasova Verified · Injustice Watch

    Jan. 10, 2025

  • Answers to Chicago renters’ common questions

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Maya Dukmasova Verified|Injustice WatchVerifiedInjustice Watch wrapped up its workshop series Know Your Building, Know Your Landlord last month, with nearly 100 people attending to learn how to find building code violations and research who owns their building. The training followed Injustice Watch’s five-part series “The Tenant Trap,” which identified thousands of Chicago residential buildings with a chronic history of code violations and documented tenants’ efforts to exercise their rights to safe rental housing.

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Maya Dukmasova Verified · Injustice Watch

    Mar. 13, 2025

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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