Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Illinois

Re: Extending powers to others greater than you have yourself.

Any interesting issue; however, it is very difficult to answer in this forum, for two reasons:

First, in attempting generalize the facts, you lose a little detail. Therefore, one would need to know more specifically what "lesser entity" you are referring to and what its otherwise geographic limitations are. Also needed would be to know what policies and procedures this lesser known entity is ignoring.

Second, this is not a common question where someone would know the "answer" off the top of one's head. Stated simply, it would take legal research to understand the issue, its ramifications and offer advise with respect to it.

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