This mandamus petitioner was previously in the custody of the Department of Corrections at Menard Correctional Center. In 1993, he had been convicted for an aggravated criminal sexual assault and an aggravated kidnapping. He was first scheduled to begin his mandatory supervised release (a form of parole) on April 12, 2013
An appeal was dismissed, with the effect of affirming the decision under review but with no precedential impact, where the supreme court could not muster the four votes which are constitutionally required to reach a decision.
This Cook County appeal involves the time period for seeking appellate court review of administrative orders. Generally speaking, that time period is 30 days, as given by the Rules of the Supreme Court. In this particular case, the order in question was entered by the Illinois Commerce Commission pursuant to the Public Utilities Act.
Events in Montgomery, in Kendall County, resulted in this defendant being charged with several misdemeanors in 2010 and 2011 in connection with her disputes with her estranged husband concerning her missing children. She was ultimately given appointed counsel.
In 2001, Joseph Pusateri, who worked for Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company, rose to the level of service supervisor. In 2009, when he was no longer employed there, he filed a complaint in the circuit court of Cook County under what was then the Whistleblower Reward and Protection Act.
This mandamus petitioner was previously in the custody of the Department of Corrections at Menard Correctional Center. In 1993, he had been convicted for an aggravated criminal sexual assault and an aggravated kidnapping. He was first scheduled to begin his mandatory supervised release (a form of parole) on April 12, 2013
Plaintiff William Huber petitioned the circuit court of Sangamon County for the judicial dissolution of the American Accounting Association, a corporation. He was unsuccessful and his petition was dismissed in 2013.