Official Publication Notice of Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Public notice states a proposed Illinois constitutional amendment will be submitted to voters in the November 1863 general election. The text outlines judicial structure including Supreme, Appellate, and Circuit Courts, division rules, assignment practices, and districting for judge elections.
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Supreme Court
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Supreme Court Jurisdiction and Court Structure
The document outlines the Supreme Court composition with five judicial districts supplying judges, a four member quorum, and a three year term for the Chief Justice. It describes appellate paths from circuit and appellate courts and specifies original and enhanced appellate jurisdiction for major constitutional and habeas matters.
Appellate Court Structure and Judicial Districts Provisions
The text outlines Appellate Court composition with twenty four judges from districts, and three from each of the Second through Fifth districts. It covers jurisdiction, appeals from Circuit Court, and rules for expedited appeals. It also details Judicial Circuits, Cook County specifics, elected vs appointed judges, term lengths, and tenure safeguards. The article sets rules on Chief Judge selection, magistrates, and administrative authority under the Supreme Court. It concludes with election, retention, and retirement provisions for judges and clerical appointments.
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Supreme Court
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Cook
Cook County
Chicago
City of
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Apgellate Court
General Assembly
Appellata Court
Circuiti Judes
Senate
Superior Court
Municipal Court of
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County of
Circuit Court
Circuit Courta
Orbentrial Court
Circuit
Circuit Courts
Statewide plan for 1964 2nd district state attorney elections
The text outlines the establishment of state attorney elections by county every four years starting in 1964, eligibility for licensed lawyers, and salary guidance. It also describes the effective date of these provisions as January 1, 2004, along with transitional rules for existing courts, judges, clerks, and jurisdiction transfers across districts and counties. The document specifies district compositions, continued circuits, and administrative reorganizations including abolition of noncourt offices and transfer of powers to circuit courts.
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Carroll
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Lee
Winnabago
Boone
McHenry
Lake
DeKalb
Kane
Kendall
DuPays
Mercurr
Rock Island
Whiteside
Henry
Burcax
LaSalle, Grundy
Stark
Putnam
Marshall, Pooing
Tanewell
Will
Kankakee
Iroquoie
Henderson, Warren, Knox, Fulton
MrDonough
Hancock
Adama, Pika
Calhoun
Schuyler, Brown
Cass
Mason, Menard
Morgan, Scott, Green
Jersey
Macoupin
Sangamon
Lokin
McLean
Woodford
Livingston
Ford, Dewitt
Macon
Platt
Bloultrle
Champaign
Doulas
Vermilion
Edgar
Coles
Cumberland
Clark
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Municipal Court
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