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Oral argument — Prough v. Greene County

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 22, 2012

Admittedly, even this court has commented in numerous opinions of the poor matter in which the committal process has been carried out in our lower courts. … What kind of time period is that? Travel from Jerseyville? No, no, the eventually part.

Oral argument — Ayo v. Quintero

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 28, 2024

But just still commenting on the procedure, following that order, it was something of a catch-22, right? … Bessie's acts of hunting, in other words, they were able to allege Mr. Hunt or Mr.

Oral argument — FPM, LLC v. Ollmann Associates Architects, PC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 10, 2024

The vertical part of the L is red, and that's the air stream that has to handle temperatures to 1,000 degrees. … Despite the comments made earlier, there are repeated allegations in the second amended complaint and in the third amended complaint that's proposed that these fans caused the fire.

Oral argument — Suarez v. Aithoff Industries, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 4, 2019

He ran a fudge machine and now he cleans a factory. … But the comments themselves address the issue of it being a particular benefit for plaintiffs who are injured at work when the employer has the immunization of the Workers' Compensation Act.

Oral argument — People v. Horak

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 26, 2017

seemed to be an issue of timeliness, and as you know, the issue is if we find that the petition sets forth a culpable claim of actual innocence, then the time limitations set forth in the post-conviction act … Kripke, listening to your cough on the way in, the air on your vacation must not have been suitable. Joan Kripke, on behalf of the people of the state of Illinois, also.

Oral argument — Board of Education of Peoria Public School District No. 150 v. Davis

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 23, 2015

They're designed for student activities period and for the school purposes and for particular activities. They can't be used for personal. … I really just have one point to make, and perhaps I'm repeating myself, but at the risk of doing that, I would like to make this comment.

Oral argument — Illinois Environmental Protection Agency v. Illinois Pollution Control Board

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 25, 2018

First, whether the board's interpretation of the Environmental Protection Act or Act is entitled to deference. … Because it was permitted to only put clean fill into the area.

Oral argument — The Prime Insurance Syndicate, Inc. v. Woods

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 13, 2011

In other words, it distinguishes between the act by an agent of assault and battery versus the act of allowing the act to occur by a third party. … You need to go clean that up. Would that have been the proper way to supervise? Absolutely.

Oral argument — People v. Robinson

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 9, 2015

He told an ASA in that stipulation that he had a screwdriver in his pocket because he was cleaning up the grill from the previous time he was working, and he still had the screwdriver. … His trial court stated it didn't believe that he was simply acting as a good Samaritan and didn't provide common sense.

Oral argument — Woody v. Willaredt

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 1, 2015

And you should probably wash your hands and be clean and dispose of its waste properly. … Period. Oh, I agree. Okay. Go ahead. Application of the Illinois Religious Freedom and Restoration Act allows this court to affirm the hearing officer's finding that Mr.

Oral argument — People v. Ashby

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 15, 2010

Those are just comments. I understand what you're saying, Judge Weston. … the Illinois Sexually Dangerous Persons Act.

Oral argument — Lakin v. Casey's General Store, Inc. 1972

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 17, 2018

There's the question of whether or not there was a third videotape, one that would have either shown the area of the spill from a different angle or whether there would have been a longer time period involved … And in its briefs, it fails to cite to a single page of transcript or an exhibit to identify what act or omission by the plaintiff was negligent.

Oral argument — People v. Moore

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 8, 2011

So I don't think the judge was acting out of ignorance of any of the proceedings below. … When we were speaking at that, the juvenile judge was not given that comment.

Oral argument — People v. Minor

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 24, 2017

It's apparent from his comments that the judge believed he was sentencing the defendant for driving while impaired. … That it was not just that they had lost him but the period of time that they were...

Oral argument — People v. Christoff

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 10, 2013

Travis' mother apparently hoped that E.R. would still be able to have a relationship with Travis, thought that Travis had cleaned himself up enough that he was trustworthy, and tried to allow some visitations … He acted out of necessity and compulsion.

Oral argument — People v. Harris

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 19, 2020

We're not challenging the sufficiency of the evidence, but that's a separate question than whether the evidence is closely balanced for plain air purposes as we're arguing here. Yeah. … And then this cryptic comment, she knows him for 10 years, she knows what he's capable of, does suggest these other bad acts that weren't proven. Okay. Fair enough. Yes.

Oral argument — Howard v. Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 19, 2017

When you do send it to the other side, boom, that's a clean rule. We know that you've discharged your obligation. … It's a less clean rule, right? How are you – unless you're able to show that you have been literally keeping track of this, it seems like just giving them the documents is clean.

Oral argument — People v. Chatham

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 25, 2022

that's just a simple fact and that just was not done here by the state um and united states supreme court precedent dictates that's ohio v roberts says that you know the law doesn't require doing a futile act … been required much effort to use that address initial subpoena in the thought that perhaps this young man would be back in touch with his mother or that he might stay with her or live with her for a period

Oral argument — Rachel v. Sershen

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 22, 2011

There's an obliteration of air and light. And there is no gutters. An obliteration of air and light. There's an obliteration. … It obliterates the air and it obliterates the light and it confines the air. Aren't you a little far over your skis on that one?

Oral argument — ABF Freight System v. Workers' Compensation Comm'n

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 18, 2015

Rittenberg, you pick that one right out of the air. I believe... I'll get a dictionary and find out if it says occupation. I believe it does. … pay period.