Publication Date
12-13-1974
Abstract
The appellate procedure and practice which characterize the Illinois judicial system comprise an awesome body of factual material which is, I am certain, impossible to present in one volume no matter how bulky it may be. This volume does not attempt to describe the whole of that procedure. It also is not a guide suitable for legal reference. It is, however, a general description of the superficial workings of the Illinois appellate system. In most cases, procedure is the only topic of discussion. What substantive information there is contained in the discussion exists to shed light on how the practice and procedure is utilized to effect justice.
Disciplines
Political Science
Recommended Citation
Kamholz Jr., Robert L., "The Illinois appellate system procedure and practice" (1974). Honors Projects. 38.
https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/polisci_honproj/38