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    Eric Zorn: In Chicago's police 'code of silence' case, judge bought bogus argument

    by Eric Zorn, Chicago Tribune Jan 21, 2019 2 minutes

    Who knows why it took six weeks for Cook County Associate Judge Domenica Stephenson to write her ruling acquitting the three defendants in the police "code of silence" case.

    How long could it have taken her to transcribe and then paraphrase the closing arguments for the defense?

    Stephenson's unpersuasive, infuriating 28-page

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