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They uniformly declared that the election was so tight, both at the national and state levels, that it was a coin toss.

He noted that “In Illinois last year we had about 1,000 murders, only 2 percent of that 1,000 were sentenced to death. Where is the fairness and equality in that? The death penalty in Illinois is not imposed fairly or uniformly because of the absence of standards for the 102 Illinois State Attorneys, who must decide whether to request the death sentence.”

School districts may use entrance criteria for specialized schools or programs, state code says, “if the criteria are uniformly applied to all applicants.”

This is an imperfect practice at best, and one that has never been applied uniformly.

Substantiated abuse cases should then uniformly be handled in collaborative family treatment courts, or FTCs, which focus on keeping families together safely.