· 4/28/1998
Wanless v. ILLINOIS HUMAN RIGHTS COM'N
Citations
- 695 N.E.2d 501
- 296 Ill. App. 3d 401
- 230 Ill. Dec. 1011
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- Commission’s interpretation of the Human Rights Act is “accorded substantial weight and deference” by reviewing courts because its interpretation “flows directly from its expertise and experience with the statute that it administers and enforces”
- Commission’s interpretation of the Human Rights Act is “accorded substantial weight and deference” by reviewing courts because its interpretation “flows directly from its expertise and experience with the statute that it administers and enforces”
- appellate court affirmed -6- 1-04-1928, 1-04-2112 (consol.
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Judges: Holdridge
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