Gayle v. Human Rights Commission

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• any constitutional “deprivation” by the Department’s reliance only on communications with employer would be “of little consequence” where the complainant had the opportunity to present evidence to the Commission on review
• where a charge is dismissed by the Department for lack of substantial evidence and no complaint was ever filed with the Commission, 7 No. 1-19-0247 the “full panoply of due process rights need not have been afforded” to the complainant.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)

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