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· 12/30/1988

Wall v. Police Pension Board

Citations

  • 533 N.E.2d 458
  • 178 Ill. App. 3d 438
  • 127 Ill. Dec. 586
  • 1988 Ill. App. LEXIS 1851

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  • employee’s stress disorder resulted from disillusionment with police work and failure to advance in his career
  • none of the four examining doctors would speculate whether Wall’s stress was job-related
  • no showing of a causal relationship between officer's stress and his police duties, where he argued he was no longer having fun as a police officer, he could no longer deal with the public's negative response, and he was frustrated over the lack of advancement in his career
  • no showing of a causal relationship between officer’s stress and his police duties, where he argued he was no longer having fun as a police officer, he could no longer deal with the public’s negative response, and he was frustrated over the lack of advancement in his career

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Judges: Quinlan

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