Stern v. Wheaton-Warrenville Community Unit School District 200

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• noting that when a court interprets a statutory provision, it should try to give effect to the entire statutory scheme and construe all words and phrases in light of other relevant statutory provisions
• reviewing court should not review statutory provisions in isolation, but should instead review the terms in consideration with other relevant provisions
• reviewing court should not review statutory provisions in isolation, but should instead review the terms in consideration with other -7- relevant provisions
• courts must view all provisions of a statutory enactment as a whole, construing words and phrases not in isolation, but in light of other relevant provisions
• where “the mere ‘commingling’ of exempt and nonexempt material does not prevent a public body from disclosing the nonexempt portion of the record”
• courts must view all provisions of a statutory enactment as a whole, construing words and phrases not in isolation, but in light of other relevant provisions

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