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2005"In determining the supreme court's intent, the reviewing court should first look to the language of the rule and consider each part of the rule in relation to the rest of the rule." Irwin , 322 Ill.

2005“In determining the supreme court’s intent, the reviewing court should first look to the language of the rule and consider each part of the rule in relation to the rest of the rule.” Irwin, 322 Ill.

2015Accordingly, the requirement of evidence on this threshold issue - 26 - has been met, and we proceed with the rest of our analysis, beginning with a discussion of interrogations conducted in police stations." (Emphases added and in original.) Gorman, 207 Ill.

2015Accordingly, the requirement of evidence on this threshold issue has been met, and we proceed with the rest of our analysis, beginning with a discussion of interrogations conducted in police stations.” (Emphases added and in original.) Gorman, 207 Ill.

2006Sproat, 357 Ill.

2006Sproat, 357 Ill.App.3d at 881 , 294 Ill.Dec. 431 , 830 N.E.2d 843 .

2001Hill, 293 Ill.

2001Hill , 293 Ill.

2024Co. v. White, 548 U.S. 53 (2006)) (“[T]he Supreme Court expressly distinguished claims of substantive employment discrimination, such as the one here, from claims of retaliation, explaining that substantive discrimination claims are limited to actions that affect the employee’s terms and conditions of employment.”) ¶ 62 We agree with Mr. Woods, however, that if this evidence were believed, it could constitute evidence of racial animus that would support the rest of his claim.

2023Dougherty, 394 Ill.

2021App. 3d 105, 110 (1999). ¶ 24 Having found the third amended petition is still deficient, we turn to the rest of the factors laid out in City of Chicago, 2019 IL 122878, ¶ 20 .

2020In John Wiley & Sons, Inc. v. Livingston, 376 U.S. 543 (1964), the United States Supreme Court invoked federal Labor Management Relations Act (Labor Act) ( 29 U.S.C. § 185 (1958)) principles to support its application of the corporate successor liability doctrine.

2018People v. Helt , 384 Ill.

2009Perkins, 229 Ill. 2d at 41 ; Irwin v. McMillan, 322 Ill.

2008Indeed, People v. Boand, 362 Ill.App.3d 106, 116 , 297 Ill.Dec. 880 , 838 N.E.2d 367 (2005), expressly recognizes that efficiency may weigh in favor of severance, articulating this factor as "whether the severance will promote judicial efficiency." In my view, the rest of the factors primarily concern prejudice to the defendant, although judicial efficiency is a factor underlying some of them as well.

2008Indeed, People v. Boand, 362 Ill.App.3d 106, 116 , 297 Ill.Dec. 880 , 838 N.E.2d 367 (2005), expressly recognizes that efficiency may weigh in favor of severance, articulating this factor as "whether the severance will promote judicial efficiency." In my view, the rest of the factors primarily concern prejudice to the defendant, although judicial efficiency is a factor underlying some of them as well.

1992The majority notes that a single indicium (of 11 possible indicia) of supervisory authority accompanied by independent judgment is enough to establish supervisory status. ( 153 Ill.2d at 516 , ___ Ill.Dec. at ___, 607 N.E.2d at 186 .) I find two such indicia established by the record for the nine employees at adult probation (the probation people); the record indicates that independent judgment is used both in directing and disciplining subordinates.

1992The majority notes that a single indicium (of 11 possible indicia) of supervisory authority accompanied by independent judgment is enough to establish supervisory status. ( 153 Ill.2d at 516 , ___ Ill.Dec. at ___, 607 N.E.2d at 186 .) I find two such indicia established by the record for the nine employees at adult probation (the probation people); the record indicates that independent judgment is used both in directing and disciplining subordinates.

1927(People v. Battaglia, 282 Ill. 91 .) The rest of the instruction, it is argued, was likely to mislead the jurors to believe that they were to decide whether there was reasonable cause for the apprehension stated.

1922This court said with reference to a similar criticism of an instruction in West Chicago Street Railroad Co. v. McNulty, 166 Ill. 203 , on page 205 : “The obvious and unmistakable meaning of the instruction is, that all the care required of the plaintiff was ordinary care, which is such a degree of care as ordinarily careful persons would exercise under similar circumstances.” The same may be said with reference to the criticism here of instruction 9.

1915(Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railway Co. v. Stickney, 150 Ill. 362 ; Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railroad Co. v. White, 166 id. 375 ; Davis v. Northwestern Elevated Railroad Co. 170 id. 595; Fahnestock v. City of Peoria, 171 id. 454; City of Chicago v. Lonergan, 196 id. 518; Peoria, Bloomington and Champaign Traction Co. v. Vance, 225 id. 270 ; Eldorado, Marion and Southwestern Railroad Co. v. Everett, 225 id. 529 ; Brand v. Union Elevated Railroad Co. 258 id. 133.) The jury might understand, in reading the clause inserted by the court in connection" with the rest of the instruction, t

1915(Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railway Co. v. Stickney, 150 Ill. 362 ; Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railroad Co. v. White, 166 id. 375 ; Davis v. Northwestern Elevated Railroad Co. 170 id. 595; Fahnestock v. City of Peoria, 171 id. 454; City of Chicago v. Lonergan, 196 id. 518; Peoria, Bloomington and Champaign Traction Co. v. Vance, 225 id. 270 ; Eldorado, Marion and Southwestern Railroad Co. v. Everett, 225 id. 529 ; Brand v. Union Elevated Railroad Co. 258 id. 133.) The jury might understand, in reading the clause inserted by the court in connection" with the rest of the instruction, t

1902In the first sentence of the instruction the jury are told “that, when the court speaks of the preponderance of the evidence in these instructions, such preponderance may not be entirely determined by the number of witnesses, testifying to a particular fact or facts.” The rest of the instruction authorized the jury, in determining upon which side the preponderance of the evidence is, to take into consideration various circumstances, such as the opportunities of the several witnesses for seeing and knowing the things about which they testified; their conduct and demeanor while testifying; their

1902In Chicago and Alton Railroad Co. v. Fisher, supra, instruction numbered 8 was as follows: “That the preponderance of evidence may not depend entirely upon the number of witnesses testifying on either side of the case;” and it was there said (p. 626): “It is urged that this is practically telling the jury that the” greater number of witnesses is no better than the less number.