Illinois police with credibility issues have arrested hundreds of people and testified in court at least 1,700 times

Article Summary Prosecutors have a constitutional obligation to disclose when officers have a history of misconduct, lying, or displaying bias. But Invisible Institute’s reporting found county prosecutors were seemingly unaware of dozens of officers with problematic histories. Court decisions from 1963 and 1972 established the practice of sticking police officers on Brady lists, which track...