Board of Education v. Warren Township High School Federation of Teachers, Local 504

How courts have described this case

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• observing that the IELR Act “creates rights and duties which were unknown to the common law” and that the legislature “was free to limit the circuit courts’ jurisdiction” over matters covered by the Act
• “Where the legislature enacts a comprehensive statutory scheme, creating rights and duties which have no counterpart in common law or equity, the legislature may define the ‘justiciable matter’ in such a way as to preclude or limit the jurisdiction of the circuit courts.”
• “Where the legislature enacts a comprehensive statutory scheme, creating rights and duties which have no counterpart in common law or equity, the legislature may define the ‘justiciable matter’ in such a way as to preclude or limit the jurisdiction of the circuit courts.”
• “Where the legislature enacts a comprehensive statutory scheme, creating rights and duties which have no counterpart in common law or equity, the legislature may define the ‘justiciable matter’ in such a way as to preclude or limit the jurisdiction of the circuit courts.”
• discussing arbitration under Illinois Educational Labor Relations Act
• discussing arbitration under Illinois Educational Labor Relations Act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).