Quincy Country Club v. Human Rights Commission

How courts have described this case

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• finding a due process violation where one ALJ presided over the entire evidentiary hearing and a different ALJ prepared the recommended order
• finding the Illinois Human Rights Act at issue contemplated that a single hearing officer should preside - 22 - No. 1-20-0077 over the hearing and end decision
• “where credibility is a determining factor in a case, we believe the presiding administrative law judge must participate in the decision”

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