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Bill would limit state-level constitutional challenges to Cook, Sangamon county courts - Vimarsana News

Bill would limit state-level constitutional challenges to Cook, Sangamon county courts

Want to challenge the constitutionality of a state law? Under legislation headed to Gov. J.B. Pritzker's desk, such lawsuits could only be filed in Cook or Sangamon counties.

Bill would limit constitutional lawsuits to Cook, Sangamon counties - Vimarsana News

Bill would limit constitutional lawsuits to Cook, Sangamon counties

Democrats who control the General Assembly muscled through a last-minute measure that will require any constitutional challenge to state laws to be filed in either Cook or Sangamon counties.

Hancock & Meisel: Lawmakers OK bill to limit constitutional lawsuits to Cook, Sangamon County - Vimarsana News

Hancock & Meisel: Lawmakers OK bill to limit constitutional lawsuits to Cook, Sangamon County

Democrats accuse plaintiffs of 'venue shopping' in suits challenging COVID-19 orders, weapons ban By PETER HANCOCK & HANNAH MEISEL Capitol News Illinois

Source: wmay.com
Legislative Session Roundup: Updates on Chicago's Elected School Board, Red Light Cameras - Vimarsana News

Legislative Session Roundup: Updates on Chicago's Elected School Board, Red Light Cameras

Illinois’ legislative session is wrapping up in earnest, and Gov. J.B. Pritzker will soon face the task of deciding whether to crystalize legislators’ ideas by signing them into law. 

Source: wttw.com
Illinois Senate Approves $50.6B Budget Without GOP Support - Vimarsana News

Illinois Senate Approves $50.6B Budget Without GOP Support

The Democrat-controlled Senate approved the budget with a 34-22 vote on Thursday evening, which will allocate an additional $100 million to higher ed, $85 million for homelessness and $200 million toward pension plans.