Illinois police with credibility issues have arrested hundreds of people and testified in court at least 1,700 times
Prosecutors have a constitutional obligation to disclose when officers have a history of misconduct, lying, or displaying bias.
Max Blaisdell is a fellow with the Invisible Institute. He does work on the Chicago Police Torture Archive and was an intern with the Invisible Institute in the summer of 2022. Outside of the Invisible Institute, he is a contributor to South Side Weekly and Chicago Reader, covering local issues relating to healthcare, the legal system, and policing.
Prosecutors have a constitutional obligation to disclose when officers have a history of misconduct, lying, or displaying bias.