How downstate judge’s mask ruling sowed confusion in schools across suburbs, state – Daily Herald*

A decision from the appellate court is expected in the coming week. "A temporary restraining order is intended to be short-lived," said Don Craven, a Springfield attorney and president of the Illinois Press Association. "And the appellate court must hear the case; they don't get discretion to reject it like the Supreme Court."
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Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

The only confusion that was sowed was by local school boards.

debtsor
4 years ago

The communists that they are.

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