Black Law clerk Rhonda "Fun Bags" Crawford indicted in judge impersonation case, attorney says

The lawyer who allegedly posed as a judge has been indicted on criminal charges, the latest fallout from the scandal that began when the judicial hopeful from the South Side put on a black robe and presided over three traffic cases, her lawyer said Thursday.

Despite the charges, she intends to remain on the ballot in her Cook County judicial election on Nov. 8.

The indictment, handed up by a Cook County grand jury, charges attorney Rhonda Crawford with two criminal counts, according to her lawyer, Victor Henderson, who said the Cook County state's attorney's office informed him of the indictment but did not specify the charges.

"They contacted me and said they are moving forward with the charges," Henderson said.

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