Alicea v. Snyder

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• finding a common-law writ of certiorari, not a declaratory judgment action, was the proper method for requesting circuit court review of administrative actions where the Administrative Review Law (735 ILCS 5/3-101 through 3-113 (West 1998)) or other forms of review do not apply
• IDOC conducts large number of disciplinary proceedings every year and the expense and burden of conducting reviews long after the original proceedings are completed would result in extensive public detriment and inconvenience
• IDOC conducts large number of disciplinary proceedings every year and the expense and burden of conducting reviews long after the original proceedings are completed would result in extensive public detriment and inconvenience
• petitioner’s claims, including constitutional due process claims, were barred by laches

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