Kristin K. Moffitt v. Illinois State Board of Education

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• explaining that, in the absence of legal error, reversal of a dismissal for failure to prosecute is warranted only when “no reasonable person could concur in the trial court’s [decision to dismiss]”
• affirming dismissal despite “agree[ing] with [plaintiff] that there is no real record of delay or contumacious behavior on her part in this case”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).