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Former Chicago Alderman Dick Simpson said the Lightfoot administration is refusing to admit the torture pattern in court in order to keep a lid on judgment and settlement amounts.

“It’s an attempt by the attorneys to carry out their fiduciary responsibility — their responsibility to protect the money of the taxpayers,” Simpson said. “The victims of that torture — who served 20 or 30 years in prison, often — the people do deserve compensation.” The dispute boils down to how much compensation.

If Lightfoot’s administration started admitting the pattern, James Gibson would have a stronger case for the compensation he has demanded and deserves.

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