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· 3/22/1950

People Ex Rel. Bernat v. Bicek

Citations

  • 91 N.E.2d 588
  • 405 Ill. 510
  • 1950 Ill. LEXIS 325

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • “[ijnferior courts may adopt rules to facilitate procedure and practice before them, but such rules must be reasonable and subject to review by the Supreme Court”
  • “An act which vests any person with arbitrary discretion to determine what the laws shall be in a particular situation is invalid”
  • “An act which vests any person with arbitrary discretion to determine what the laws shall be in a particular situation is invalid”
  • “[i]nferior courts may adopt rules to facilitate procedure and practice before them, but such rules must be reasonable and subject to review by the Supreme Court”
  • “Although the General Assembly cannot divest itself of its inherent function to decide what the law shall be, it may authorize others to do those things which it might properly but cannot understanding^ or advantageously do itself’
  • “Although the General Assembly cannot divest itself of its inherent function to decide what the law shall be, it may authorize others to do those things which it might properly but cannot understandingly or advantageously do itself”

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Judges: Ivan A. Elliott

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