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· 11/26/1969

Cusack v. Howlett

Citations

  • 254 N.E.2d 506
  • 44 Ill. 2d 233
  • 1969 Ill. LEXIS 460

How courts have described this case

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  • \fixing * * * a mandatory retirement age for judges\ is a power granted to the legislature under section 15 of the judicial article
  • “fixing *** a mandatory retirement age for judges” is a power granted to the legislature under section 15 of the judicial article
  • construing 1964 amendment to the judicial article of the Constitution of 1870, the precursor to the current judicial article, as granting to the General Assembly the authority to fix a “mandatory” retirement age for judges
  • construing 1964 amendment to the judicial article of the Constitution of 1870, the precursor to the current judicial article, as granting to the General Assembly the authority to fix a \mandatory\ retirement age for judges
  • rejecting federal law as to ripeness
  • rejecting federal law as to ripeness

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Judges: Schaefer

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