Articles From Lee Ann Schoeffel

Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, September 2005 Rodriguez v. Sheriff’s Merit Comm’n of Kane County., 355 Ill. App. 3d 676 (2nd Dist., February 4, 2005).
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, February 2005 Appellate court erred when it approved of trial court's use of contempt petition to order detention of minor defendants in response to violation of terms of court supervision imposed as result of guilty plea to municipal ordinance.
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, September 2004 Arvia v. Madigan, No. 95590 (April 15, 2004). Although facial challenge to "zero tolerance law" (625 ILCS 5/11-501.8 (West 2000)) does not require exhaustion of administrative remedies and is not waived by failure to file administrative review of decision by the Secretary of State to deny motion to rescind summary suspension of plaintiff's driver's license, trial court erred when it held that law violates due process and equal protection.
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, June 2004 Clark v. White, 343 Ill. App. 3d 689 (4th District, September 25, 2003). Hearing officer's decision to deny applicant a restricted driving permit is against the manifest weight of the evidence because applicant proved by clear and convincing evidence both that lack of driving privileges caused him an undue hardship, requiring that either he miss work or that his wife turn down overtime pay in order to transport him to work, and that he had resolved his alcohol problem.
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, March 2004 Recent cases of interest.
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, November 2003 Doe v. Illinois Department of Professional Regulation, No. 1-02-1045 (1st District, June 26, 2003).
In-sites By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, November 2003 This edition of the In-sites column provides a listing of some useful Web sites with information about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”).
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, August 2003 Recent cases of interest.
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, May 2003 South 51 Development Corp. v. Vega, No. 1-01-3251, 1-01-3255, 1-01-3260 cons. (1st District, November 26, 2002).
Case law update By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, February 2003 Dahman v. Illinois Department of Human Rights, No. 4-01-0675 (4th District, October 18, 2002).
Attorney General issues opinions By Lee Ann Schoeffel Government Lawyers, December 2002 Under section 4 of the Attorney General Act (15 ILCS 205/4 (West 2000)), the Attorney General is authorized, upon request, to give written legal opinions to state officers and state's attorneys on matters relating to their official duties.

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