Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/6/2007

People v. Downs

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864 N.E.2d 320
371 Ill. App. 3d 1187
309 Ill. Dec. 454
2007 Ill. App. LEXIS 208

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where judicial interpretation of statute has not evoked an amendment, drafters are presumed to acquiesce in the court's exposition of the intent behind the statute
where judicial interpretation of statute has not evoked an amendment, drafters are presumed to acquiesce in the court’s exposition of the intent behind the statute
“The doctrine of sovereign immunity bars only actions brought against the State, not actions brought by the state.”
where judicial interpretation of statute has not provoked an amendment, drafters are presumed to acquiesce in the judicial exposition of the intent behind the statute or the rule
where judicial interpretation of statute has not provoked an amendment, drafters are presumed to acquiesce in the judicial exposition of the intent behind the statute or the rule
where judicial interpretation of statute has not provoked an amendment, drafters are presumed to acquiesce in the judicial exposition of the intent behind the statute or the rule

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Judges: Welch

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