Cooper v. Department of Children & Family Services

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• holding that where plaintiff fails to raise issue of timeliness of Department’s hearing at administrative level, the issue is waived on appeal
• holding that where plaintiff fails to raise issue of timeliness of Department's hearing at administrative level, the issue is waived on appeal
• holding that where plaintiff fails to raise issue of timeliness of Department’s hearing at administrative level, the issue is waived on appeal
• if a provision of a statute states the time for performance of an official duty without any language denying performance after a specified time, it is directory, rather than mandatory
• if a provision of a statute states the time for performance of an official duty without any language denying performance after a specified time, it is directory, rather than mandatory
• if a provision of a statute states the time for performance of an official duty without any language denying performance after a specified time, it is directory, rather than mandatory

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