Six Minutes, One Paragraph, Four Denials: How Chicago’s Department of Law “Responded” to Our FOIA Requests
Last month, we told you about a new set of FOIA requests we filed with the Chicago Department of Law, seeking records on how the
Last month, we told you about a new set of FOIA requests we filed with the Chicago Department of Law, seeking records on how the
The Chicago Justice Project has filed a new Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Chicago Department of Finance’s Office of the Comptroller as
The Chicago Justice Project has filed a new Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Chicago Department of Law as part of a broader
The Chicago Justice Project has filed a new series of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with the City of Chicago as part of an
After 248 days of silence, the South Bend Police Department finally responded to one of our many outstanding public records requests. But instead of releasing
CJP’s ShotSpotter Transparency & Research Campaign is a nationwide effort to hold police departments and technology vendors accountable for the use of ShotSpotter’s gunshot‑detection surveillance