Illinois Supreme Court· 1/19/1995

Church v. State

Citations

646 N.E.2d 572
164 Ill. 2d 153
207 Ill. Dec. 6
1995 Ill. LEXIS 8

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recognizing that the legislature may implicitly delegate to an agency “the authority to clarify and define a specific statutory provision”
recognizing that the legislature may implicitly delegate to an agency “the authority to clarify and define a specific statutory provision”
rejecting the contention that the plaintiff forfeited his constitutional argument in the circuit court where his pleading filed in that court adequately raised the issue
rejecting the contention that the plaintiff forfeited his constitutional argument in the circuit court where his -9- pleading filed in that court adequately raised the issue
wherein the trial court did not consider the constitutionality of a statute but the reviewing courts did
wherein the trial court did not consider the constitutionality of a statute but the reviewing courts did

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