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Discrimination in public accommodations in Illinois is addressed under state law. If you experience such discrimination, you can file a complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights. The agency will review evidence, conduct investigations, and compare facts against legal standards. It may also attempt mediation before issuing a decision. If you have already filed a complaint and are awaiting a response, consider following up with the department to confirm receipt and request a status update. You can contact them via phone or email, providing your case number for reference.Full Conversation
Bias discrimination in public accommodations.denied and refused services and facilities under local government care.
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. To help you better, could you tell me if this discrimination occurred at a specific public facility or service?
Local public works department.
I'm sorry to hear that, ****. In Illinois, discrimination in public accommodations is addressed under state law. You may consider filing a complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights. Would you like more details on how to do this?
I have sent a public accommodation complaint and haven’t received anything yet
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It can take time for agencies to process these complaints. You might consider following up with the Illinois Department of Human Rights for a status update. Would you like any guidance on how to do this?
What goes into agency process which determines a charge?
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For determining a charge in a discrimination case, the agency typically considers:
- Evidence: Review of documents, testimonies, and other evidence.
- Investigation: Conducting interviews or site visits.
- Legal Standards: Comparing facts against relevant laws.
- Mediation: Attempting to resolve the issue voluntarily.
- Findings: Issuing a decision based on gathered information.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding this process?
Help with asking did my forms make it to their office?
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To follow up on your complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights and check if your forms were received, you can:
- Contact them directly via phone or email.
- Provide your case or reference number.
- Politely inquire about the status and confirmation of receipt.
Would you like guidance on how to phrase this inquiry?
Yes
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Here's a way to phrase your inquiry to the Illinois Department of Human Rights:
"Hello, I recently submitted a public accommodation complaint and would like to confirm if my forms have been received. My case/reference number is [Your Case Number]. Could you please provide a status update? Thank you for your assistance."
Is there anything else I can help with regarding your situation?
No thank you. I appreciate the help
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You're welcome, ****. If you have any more questions in the future, feel free to reach out. Good luck with your case!
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