Miller v. Pollution Control Board

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• concluding, on review of an administrative decision, that the appellant forfeited arguments by failing to object at the administrative hearing
• concluding, on review of an administrative decision, that the appellant forfeited arguments by failing to object at the administrative hearing
• rejecting an appellant’s argument that an administrative citation procedure violated the separation of powers principle because the state board in question only imposed an established fine and had no discretion in determining the amount of the penalty to be assessed
• error to award attorney fees as “ ‘hearing costs’ [(Ill. Rev. Stat 1991, ch. IIIV2, par. 1042(b)(4))]” under Environmental Protection Act absent specific language
• “the waiver rule is an admonition to litigants, not a limitation on the jurisdiction of the reviewing court”
• failure to object during administrative proceeding waives right to raise the issue on appeal

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