People Ex Rel. Madigan v. LINCOLN, LTD.

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• holding that a party waived the argument for purposes of appeal where it “merely state[d] [a] proposition and [made] no attempt to support it with analysis or authority”
• allowing any landfill operator with future intention for a site to avoid meaningful regulatory oversight would negate landfill regulation
• answering certified question in the affirmative that “clean construction and demolition debris deposited onto the land *** constitutes ‘waste’ under the Illinois Environmental - 32 - 1-14-3487 Protection Act and requires a permit in compliance with the Act’s waste disposal requirements”
• appellant forfeited argument where it merely stated a proposition but made no attempt to support it with analysis or authority
• appellant forfeited argument where it merely stated a proposition but made no attempt to support it with analysis or authority

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