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Case centers on narrow questions of Illinois state constitution
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Newly-elected Justices O’Brien, Rochford challenged over campaign donations
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Macon County judge ruled parts of the law unconstitutional
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Law’s critics want to reopen debate, but backers say law is working as intended
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Unanimous opinion finds five-year statute of limitations for claims under the BIPA
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Both sides agree to timeline that would further delay Pretrial Fairness Act’s implementation
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Majority-female court is first ever
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She’ll preside over 5-2 Democratic majority, first majority-woman high court
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Democrats hold on to majority on Illinois Supreme Court as Judge Elizabeth Rochford declares victoryRochford thanked her supporters about 10:30 p.m. after her Republican opponent, Mark Curran, called to concede in the newly drawn suburban 2nd District.
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Depending on election results, she could preside over first female-majority high court