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Dan Hunt, Assistant Director, Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts, Probation Services Division
Dan currently serves as the Assistant Director of the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts (AOIC) – Probation Services Division.
Prior to AOIC he served as the Director of Probation and Court Services in Peoria County. He started his career in Court Services in 2005 in Tazewell County as an Intensive Probation Officer.
Dan has a Master of Arts (MA) in Counseling - Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Illinois.
He served as the Chair of the Supreme Court Probation Policy Advisory Board, a member of the Illinois Judicial College, and a member of the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Pretrial Practices and a member of the Illinois Judicial Conference. -
Hon. Cara LeFevour Smith, Director, Statewide Pretrial Services
The Illinois Supreme Court has named Judge Cara LeFevour Smith as the Director to lead the new operational structure for statewide pretrial services in adult criminal proceedings. Judge LeFevour Smith has served as a Cook County Circuit Judge since 2019, starting in the First Municipal District and now in the Juvenile Justice Division. She served as chief policy advisor to Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart before joining the bench. -
Honorable Robbin J. Stuckert, Retired Circuit Judge, 23rd Circuit
The Honorable Robbin J. Stuckert retired after serving 20 years as a judge in the 16th and 23rd Judicial Circuits. Judge Stuckert is the Chair of the Illinois Supreme Court's Pretrial Implementation Task Force. She previously served as Chair of the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Pretrial Practices. She was awarded the 2021 National Association of Pretrial Services Agencies (NAPSA) Charles W. Daniels Judicial Leadership Award.
Judge Stuckert was appointed Associate Judge for the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit in 2001 and was appointed Circuit Judge for the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit by the Illinois Supreme Court in 2003 and elected as a Circuit Judge in 2004. She was elected and served as Chief Judge of the Twenty-Third Judicial Circuit for a three-year term in 2015. While serving as a Judge in Dekalb County, Illinois, she presided over felony cases, Problem Solving Courts, and Bond Court.
During her tenure as an Illinois Judge, she was a member of the Illinois Judicial College, served as Chair of the Illinois Judicial Bench Books Editorial Board, and served as faculty for judicial training on evidence-based pretrial practices.
Judge Stuckert received her B.A. degree from Northern Illinois University in 1987 and her J.D. degree from Northern Illinois University Law School in 1990.