A Chicago judge is under review after texting a racist photo of an ankle monitor

A Chicago judge is reportedly facing review less than a year after being appointed to the bench. According to the Chicago Sun-Times. He rules over Carolyn Glennon Goodman She worked in the Cook County Pretrial Division until Jan. 10. Another judge reinstated it after a text revealed a stereotype that rocks the future of black children.
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So boom! Here’s what happened with the Chicago judge
The Chicago judge thought she had sent a friend of her husband’s “Christmas humor idea.” What allegedly had Hubby Goodman laughing was a black kid’s artwork on the Little Tikes game “My First Ankle Monitor.” The AI-generated image was said to be from a TikTok video. However, according to one of Caroline’s friends, the judge accidentally sent the racist joke to another judge after he mixed up contacts with similar names. For every observation of injustice.
Recently-elected Cook County Judge Carolyn Glennon Goodman was temporarily reassigned and referred to the state Judicial Board of Inquiry on Friday for allegedly sharing a racist image in a text message.
The image, which was leaked to the wider public last week, mimics… pic.twitter.com/7Tk31dQiY7— The Daily Snead™ (@Tr00peRR) January 13, 2025
As a result, Judge Timothy Evans temporarily reassigned Caroline Glennon Goodman. That means it will no longer determine whether criminal defendants will face prison time, be released, or be monitored using electronic devices such as ankle bracelets. However, the details of her daily duties are unclear.
In addition, the incident has reportedly been referred to the Judicial Board of Inquiry for further comments on sanctions. Meanwhile, Caroline will also face implicit bias training, and a former Cook County attorney will replace her on the bench.
The Law Foundation summons Caroline Glennon Goodman via text message
The Cook County Bar Association called on Caroline to circulate the AI-generated image. In its statement to the Injustice Watch Organization, the association rejected the justification for the incorrect text.
“We understand that the image was meant to be shared with a different audience and that the judge in question has sincerely apologized as a result,” the CCBA told the outlet. “However, such media is inappropriate for engagement regardless of the target audience. Discrimination and judgment are of the utmost importance to a judge’s qualifications. Any judge must be unbiased enough not to popularize such a racist trope.”
Details regarding Judge Goodman’s apology are unknown. The statement added that the image ironically reinforces negative narratives about black people, especially black men, in the United States Black Enterprise reports The Chicago judge is known to be lenient in detention requests. She began her legal career as a public defender in 1997, and was supposed to remain on the bench until 2030.
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