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Articles From James W. Hilliard
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The Illinois Constitution: A Primer
By
James W. Hilliard
October 2008
Column
, Page 494
Background on the Illinois Constitution and the Con-Con.
Tapping Agency Expertise: The Doctrine of Primary Jurisdiction
By
James W. Hilliard
May 2008
Article
, Page 256
Courts use the doctrine to refer an issue to an administrative agency for expert determination. Here's how it works in Illinois.
The "Religious Purposes" Property Tax Exemption and the First Amendment
By
James W. Hilliard
October 2002
Article
, Page 549
Here's how taxing authorities can determine whether property is being used for religious purposes without impermissibly inquiring into religious beliefs.
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