Articles From Nicholas Correll

Time Is Limited By Nicholas Correll Young Lawyers Division, February 2024 A call to extend the time limit on Freedom of Information Act requests.
FOIA and Personal Devices By Nicholas Correll Government Lawyers, November 2023 Although personal account communications may be considered public records as a threshold matter, they should still be analyzed for applicable Freedom of Information Act exemptions.
Resources for Administrative Rule Researchers By Jenifer Johnson, Nicholas Correll, Peter Ladwein, Phil Lenzini, & Jim Webb Elder Law, July 2023 Although it is a frequently overlooked step, reviewing administrative rules is critical in any research project concerning state agency action.
Resources for Administrative Rule Researchers By Jenifer Johnson, Nicholas Correll, Peter Ladwein, Phil Lenzini, & Jim Webb Government Lawyers, June 2023 Although it is a frequently overlooked step, reviewing administrative rules is critical in any research project concerning state agency action.
The Elimination of Cash Bail and Effect on Civil Procedure By Nicholas Correll Young Lawyers Division, October 2022 In February of 2021, Illinois became the first state in the country to abolish cash bail payment for jail release for people who have been arrested and are waiting for their case to be heard.

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