Article II, Illinois Constitution
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Article II of the Illinois Constitution is entitled The Powers of the State. Article II declares some principles regarding the powers of the state government and of its parts in relation to one another. These fundamental principles had long been established in American and Illinois constitutional law, but are stated in the Illinois Constitution for the sake of completeness.
Section 1
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Separation of Powers The legislative, executive and judicial branches are separate. No branch shall exercise powers properly belonging to another. |
Section 2
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Powers of Government The enumeration in this Constitution of specified powers and functions shall not be construed as a limitation of powers of state government. |
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- Article II of the Illinois Constitution
- Illinois Constitution (See page 29)
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