EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. AP - Ann Callis knows Madison County's court system has taken mighty public knocks from President Bush to a special-interest group.As the county's chief judge, Callis didn't let such image-tarnishing depictions drive the reforms she's pushed. She's got new proof that her changes are quelling the critics.
December 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. AP – Ann Callis knows Madison County’s court system has taken mighty public knocks from President Bush to a special-interest group.
As the county’s chief judge, Callis didn’t let such image-tarnishing depictions drive the reforms she’s pushed. She’s got new proof that her changes are quelling the critics.
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