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    Mother files complaint, says while she was at jury duty, staff sent her to men's room to pump breast milk

    by Morgan Greene, Chicago Tribune Apr 25, 2018 2 minutes

    CHICAGO - She was summoned to jury duty at the downtown Daley Center courthouse, but the Chicago attorney and mother to a newborn said she couldn't fulfill her civic duty because there was no private place to pump breast milk.

    So Judith Miller filed a discrimination complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights,

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