...be complied with in order to close a business (See Sec 2(c) of the Act). This Complaint alleged Governor Pritzker does not have the statutory authority to extend any Executive...
...persons who are not a part of State government. It does not therefore fall within the authority granted by section 2 of article XIII.” For those that have been following...
...entry of the temporary restraining order. Among other things, following entry of the TRO Plaintiff became aware of an opinion of the Illinois Attorney General that Defendant’s authority is constrained...
...opinion which clearly puts Pritzker in check, but she also cited the Illinois Supreme Court as the authority in the Buettell V Walker case. In the Buetell case the high...
...the position of the Governor as it relates to his authority. During the presentations on the Governor’s proclamation, it was the Attorney General’s position, speaking for the Governor, that he...
...authority when issuing the executive orders.” “The Court should remand this matter to the Illinois Circuit Court, which is limited to the question whether the Governor has overstepped his authority...
...Plaintiff’s Complaint, which raises nothing but questions concerning Defendant’s authority under certain Illinois statutes, and contrived federal questions where none exist. Given the Defendant’s prior actions in connection with the...
...raises nothing but questions of Governor Pritzker’s authority under specific Illinois statutes. The Attorney General and the Governor have taken Mr. Bailey’s Complaint and contrived federal questions where no such...
...on the legal authority your office cites, the complaint in this matter raises not a single federal question. As such, your motion is unequivocally beyond the bounds of frivolous and...
...hurdle that is going to have to be overcome in our opinion. The Governor cites 28 U.S.C. § 1343(a)(3) as the authority to have the case removed to the Federal...
