‘A downward spiral’: Biz groups, legal reformers urge IL high court to nix bid to kill anti-forum shopping rule – Cook County Record

In coming weeks, the Illinois Supreme Court will decide whether a law pushed through by Democrats to force Illinoisans, no matter where they live, to use courts in Chicago or Springfield if they wish to challenge the constitutionality of state laws in state courts.
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The Railroader
1 year ago

With Illinois complete gerrymandered into a single party oligarchy, there is nothing to slow, much less stop the trial lawyers from gerrymandering the courts.

Illinois is lost.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Funny how JB and his pet Kwame are big fish in IL and get away with unconstitutional stunts like the FOID card and giving you only two Dem friendly venues to sue the state, but when out of this cesspool, regularly get their collective hat handed to them by real lawyers.

Bear19
1 year ago

Absolutely correct! Funny how the secretary of state’s office doesn’t recognize the FOID card that is issued by the Illinois State Police
Can’t wait for the so called assault weapons hearing later this month by a downstate judge who already ruled it unconstitutional once and jbs bought and paid for judges overturned it instantly, while we have to wait months for a ruling

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