Roselle Police Pension Board v. Village of Roselle

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• the judiciary does not rewrite statutes “to make them consistent with the court’s idea of orderliness and public policy”
• the best evidence of legislative intent is the language used in the statute itself, which must be given its plain and ordinary meaning
• the best evidence of legislative intent is the language used in the statute itself, which must be given its plain and ordinary meaning
• when the salient facts of a case are not in dispute, the issue before the court is one of statutory construction and therefore de novo
• the judiciary does not rewrite statutes “to make them consistent with the court’s idea of orderliness and public - 29 - 1-23-1325 policy”
• the judiciary does not rewrite statutes “to make them consistent with the court’s idea of orderliness and public policy”

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