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Tortoriello v. Gerald Nissan of North Aurora

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No. 2--07--0322 Filed: 1-11-08 in the Appellate Court Of Illinois Second District, NICOLE TORTORIELLO, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. GERALD NISSAN OF NORTH AURORA, INC., and J.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK, Defendants-Appellants. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Kane County. No. 06--L--304 Honorable Judith M. Brawka, Judge, Presiding.

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Trends and Issues Update

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This issue of Trends and Issues Update focuses on trends in Illinois crime from 1995 to 1999.

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Trends and Issues Update

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This issue of Trends and Issues Update focuses on characteristics of drug offenders on probation, based on the Results of the 1997 Illinois Adult Probation Outcome Study.

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Two record rainstorms during August 2002 in the Midwest.

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Two August 2002 rainstorms, one centered in Illinois and Indiana on August 18-19, and one in Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin on August 21-22, created record-setting point rainfalls of >10 inches and >12 inches, respectively. Return intervals of both storms' heavy rain amounts for 3-, 6-, and 12- hour durations exceeded once in 100-year values. Storm characteristics were similar to those of 36 past rainstorms during 1951-2001 that also were investigated in comparable detail. The similarities included the fact that most of the rain fell over 8 hours at night, storm areas were oriented west-east, and the region with >2 inches covered more than 9,000 square miles. Synoptically, conditions were similar to those of most past rainstorms: the storms developed south of an west-east-oriented front, precipitable water values were exceptionally high, >1.7 inches, and the frontal position and low-level jet stream proximity led to training of thunderstorms along the same path. However, the August 2002 rainstorms were different than past rainstorms in that the two storm events occurred just 2.5 days apart and in relatively adjacent areas. No other major past storms had occurred in such close time proximity. Both storms occurred where the prior 2.5-month rainfall was much below normal, creating much below normal soil moisture and droughtlike conditions for crops. All 36 previous major assessed rainstorms occurred after prolonged periods of average to much above average rainfall. This pre-storm difference in moisture conditions greatly affected the storms' impacts, and both August storms produced small economic losses compared to those of comparable prior storms. A much greater percentage of total storm rainfall infiltrated the soil, resulting in less runoff. High early peak flows in rivers where the heaviest rain fell quickly returned to normal levels within 10-22 days. Flooding, mostly near river courses, quickly dissipated, and flood losses were minimal. The major economic impact of the two August storms related to the added soil moisture and, in turn, the positive effects on soybean crops. Soybeans were in the pod-filling stage and shy of soil moisture when the storms occurred, and the rain-filled soils led to increased yields valued at $51 million in Illinois and Iowa.

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Time distributions of heavy rainstorms in Illinois

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This document provides the best available in formation on the time-distribution characteristics of heavy rainstorms at a point and on small basins in Illinois and the Midwest. It is recommended for use in conjunction with Illinois State Water Survey Bulletin 70 and Circular 172 for runoff computations related to the design and operation of runoff control structures. It is also useful for post-storm assessment of individual storm events in weather modification operations. Information is presented in the form of families of curves derived for groups of storms categorized according to whether the greatest percentage of total storm rainfall occurred in the first, second, third, or fourth quarter of the storm period. The time distributions are expressed as cumulative percentages of storm rainfall and storm duration to enable comparisons between storms. The individual curves for each storm type provide estimates of the time-distribution characteristics at probability levels ranging from 10% to 90% of the total storm occurrences. Explanations are provided of how to use the results in design problems.

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Topics and Report

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

TRS Topics and Report newsletter is published to provide members, annuitants, and beneficiaries with information regarding retirement benefits, legislation, fund activity, and policy changes

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Trends and Issues Update

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This Trends and Issues Update takes a closer look at violent crime in Illinois,and the nature of the sentences imposed in these cases.

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Trends and Issues Update

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This Trends and Issues Update focused on new technology and trends in electronic reporting of criminal justice information. It goes on to describe the electronic fingerprinting system called Livescan; the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS)database of digital fingerprints; a process to encourage state and local justice systems integration; the Chicago Police Department's Citizen and Law Enforcement Analysis and Reporting (CLEAR) system, which allows immediate access to millions of law enforcement files; and the Criminal Apprehension and Booking System (CABS)from the Cook County Sheriff's Office.

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Miniature of Transportation Authority and the NortheasCommuter Rail Division of the Regional t Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corporation (a Public Corporation), both d/b/a Metra. Compliance Examination December 31, 2005

Transportation Authority and the NortheasCommuter Rail Division of the Regional t Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corporation (a Public Corporation), both d/b/a Metra. Compliance Examination December 31, 2005

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Commuter Rail Division of the Regional Transportation Authority and the Northeast Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corporation (a Public Corporation), both d/b/a Metra Compliance Examination December 31, 2005

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Transaction Return Changes

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Illinois Department of Revenue publication FY 2004-07 Transaction Return Changes, Informational Bulletin To: Retailers who file Form ST-556, Sales Tax Transaction Return, and Individuals who file Form RUT-25, Use Tax Transaction Return, or RUT-50, Vehicle Use Tax Transaction Return. This bulletin addresses the Commercial Distribution Fee sales tax exemption and changes to the Rolling Stock Exemption.

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