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Category Archives: Illinois Supreme Court

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Genius v. County of Cook, 2011 IL 110239 (2011)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkApril 30, 2011

Representing the Forest Preserve of Cook County, successfully litigated in the Supreme Court that the Employee Appeals Board possessed jurisdiction to discharge  a  police  sergeant  who  was  indicted  by  the  grand  jury  on  criminal charges involving the unauthorized purchase of police badges.

Maksym v. Board of Election Com’rs of City of Chicago, 242 Ill.2d 303 (2011)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 2011

Landmark residency case involving Rahm Emanuel wherein the Appellate Court reversed the Electoral Board and Circuit Court, and the Supreme Court reversed the Appellate Court, upholding residency.

Hossfeld v. Illinois State Bd. of Elections, 238 Ill.2d 418 (2010)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 2010

Landmark election law case which successfully upheld the validity of the candidate’s petitions involving party-switching restrictions rendering the candidate eligible to be placed on the ballot.

Girot v. Keith, 212 Ill.2d 372 (2004)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 2004

Candidate for city mayor sought judicial review, on due process grounds, of decision by city’s electoral board that sustained objector’s challenge to sufficiency of candidate’s nominating petitions.

Launius v. Board of Fire and Police Com’rs of City of Des Plaines, 151 Ill.2d 419 (1992)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkApril 30, 1992

Landmark decision upholding the Board’s decision to dismiss a police officer for abandoning his post during an emergency situation after being denied permission to leave; Supreme Court reversed Appellate Court.

Scadron v. City of Des Plaines, 153 Ill.2d 164 (1992)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 1992

Represented City in defense against a challenge to the City’s billboard regulation scheme alleging that it violated the Illinois Highway Advertising Control Act and the U.S. Constitution’s free speech, due process, and equal protection provisions.

Pullen v. Mulligan, 138 Ill.2d 21 (1990)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 1990

Landmark election law case establishing precedent on numerous election ballot issues including the definition of “chads” which would later be used in Bush v. Gore, 121 S. Ct. 525 (2000).

United Citizens of Chicago and Illinois v. Coalition to Let the People Decide in 1989, 125 Ill.2d 332 (1988)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 1988

Submitted an amicus curiae brief involving the Municipal Code and Election Code requiring an interim election to fill the vacancy in office of Mayor of Chicago.

Pechous v. Slawko; Dumke v. Anderson, 64 Ill.2d 576 (1976)

Cases, Illinois Supreme CourtBy Odelson SterkMarch 30, 1976

Consolidated cases involving questions that related primarily to the scope of power of legislative bodies in home rule municipalities, and adopting certain ordinances wherein the legislative body of the municipality party would appoint certain municipal officers.

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