· 12/19/1986
Moore v. Strayhorn
Citations
- 502 N.E.2d 727
- 114 Ill. 2d 538
- 104 Ill. Dec. 230
- 1986 Ill. LEXIS 352
How courts have described this case
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- despite finding the normal appellate process to be adequate, court exercised its discretion and addressed the merits of Moore’s arguments
- despite finding the normal appellate process to be adequate, court exercised its discretion and addressed the merits of Moore’s arguments
- “Our failure to dispose of this action *** would waste judicial resources as well as be unjust to Moore, because his time to appeal has now expired.”
- “Our failure to dispose of this action *** would waste judicial resources as well as be unjust to Moore, because his time to appeal has now expired.”
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