Oral arguments to begin Tuesday in redistricting cases – Capitol News IL

On Monday, Nov. 29, attorneys for MALDEF and the Republican leaders told the court that they believed the judges could decide the case on the information already on file; NAACP plaintiffs said they only needed a brief hearing for oral arguments. On Thursday, though, attorneys for Senate President Don Harmon and House Speaker Chris Welch said they believed a full in-person hearing was needed, and the judges allowed that request.

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