They cite an 1869 Illinois supreme court ruling that says:
"residence is lost by a union of intention and acts" and that "intention in may cases will be inferred from the surrounding circumstances"Not a bright line definition, I suppose, but it's true that Emanuel gave no clear sign of abandoning his affiliation with Illinois.
He's at 52 percent in someone's poll.
He cleared a speed bump, and now he's on a roll.
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Laws, like taxes, are for little people.
I'm sure it helped that he had good, and presumably expensive, legal counsel.
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