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Judge Toomin was vilified by his party, subject of a smear campaign in the media, and nearly lost his judicial position as a result of refusing to accept the state's attorney's favorable treatment of Smollett. His bypass of Foxx and assignment of special prosecutor Webb to ensure charges were fairly reviewed and prosecuted nearly cost him his career. Without Judge Toomin's integrity the entire case would have been washed away and forgotten by the Democrat manufactured two-tiered Justice system.

Judge Toomin was vilified by his party, subject of a smear campaign in the media, and nearly lost his judicial position as a result of refusing to accept the state's attorney's favorable treatment of Smollett. His bypass of Foxx and assignment of special prosecutor Webb to ensure charges were fairly reviewed and prosecuted nearly cost him his career. Without Judge Toomin's integrity the entire case would have been washed away and forgotten by the Democrat manufactured two-tiered Justice system.

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Judicial integrity in Shitcago? It's a miracle. Who says God doesn't exist?

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Cheers to Mr Toomin. If the verdict for that Smollet fuck is at least 10 years in prison I'll pop champagne to that. Anti White, untalented, over privileged, overpaid, faggot nigger asshole.

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As the Jussie Smollett case boiled over last year, Judge Michael Toomin appointed a special prosecutor to look at how Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and her office handled the controversial case, saying it had been botched.

On Monday, the Cook County Democratic Party, which is chaired by Foxx ally Toni Preckwinkle, took the relatively rare step of voting not to endorse Toomin for retention on the Nov. 3 ballot.

The move set off a political firestorm. Toomin called it “retaliation.” Mayor Lori Lightfoot said it sure looked like payback. But the Democratic leaders who dumped Toomin pointed to what they said was his outdated approach to juvenile justice, finding him “imperial” and “obstructionist” as they declared it was time for him to retire.

Adding another layer of intrigue to the proceedings was the revelation that last month, someone may have posed as Toomin and tried to withdraw him from the retention ballot without his knowledge, Toomin and state officials said.