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Investigating race and poverty since 1972

Author Archives: Rui Kaneya

is investigations editor at The Chicago Reporter.

Posted inCriminal Justice

Report: Cook County leads nation in exonerations, false confessions

by Rui Kaneya February 7, 2014February 7, 2014

Cook County has a long history of false confessions resulting in wrongful convictions. Now there are numbers supporting that claim. According to a report by the National Registry of Exonerations, 95 people were exonerated in Cook County between January 1989 and December of 2013, almost twice as many as the next highest in the country. […]

Posted inUncategorized

The State of the State … of paid sick days

by Rui Kaneya January 31, 2014February 1, 2014
Posted inEmployment and Labor

For Illinois’ unemployed, the stakes are high for the Congress’ bid to extend emergency benefits

by Rui Kaneya January 13, 2014January 27, 2014
Posted inUncategorized

Fifty years later, underlying conditions persist in the ‘War on Poverty.’

by Rui Kaneya January 8, 2014January 27, 2014
Posted inChild and Family

Preckwinkle’s divorce comes at the time when fewer Chicagoans are going separate ways

by Rui Kaneya December 16, 2013January 27, 2014
Posted inCriminal Justice

Terrorist database that once listed Mandela has ballooned–‘with little scrutiny’

by Rui Kaneya December 13, 2013January 24, 2014
Posted inCover Story, Employment and Labor, Immigration

The go-between

by Rui Kaneya March 1, 2004November 6, 2013
Posted inCover Story, Criminal Justice, Immigration

Terrorism sting busts immigrants

by Rui Kaneya March 1, 2003February 9, 2014
Posted inCover Story, Criminal Justice, Immigration

2002 in Review: Immigrants swept up in security update

by Rui Kaneya January 1, 2003February 9, 2014
Posted inGovernment and Politics, Immigration

Cook County offers Chinese-language ballots

by Rui Kaneya November 1, 2002January 15, 2014

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