Arthur G. Jaros Jr. v. Village of Downers Grove, Illinois, et al.

I. Notwithstanding its Home Rule Powers, did the Respondent Village of Downers Grove Violate Petitioner Jaros’ First Amendment Right to Freedom of Speech by Engaging in a Retaliatory Removal of Jaros from his Statutory Six Year Term as Public Library Trustee Because Jaros, in such Official Capacity, Had Made Policy Statements Based on Illinois Statutory Law While Engaged in a Library Board Legislative Function Where, Under the State’s Local Public Library Act, Library Board Trustees are Appointed by Elective Action of the Village Council of the Geographically Correlative Village Municipal Corporation? II. Notwithstanding its Home Rule Powers, did the Respondent Village of Downers Grove Deprive Petitioner Jaros of a Liberty and/or Property Interest in his Statutory Position, including its Six Year Term, as a Trustee of a Public Library Governed by the Illinois Local Library Act Where Respondent Summarily Truncated that Term by Summary Action that Terminated Jaros’ Service as Trustee without any Opportunity for him to be Heard and Therefore in Violation of his Federal Constitutional Right under the Fourteenth Amendment to Procedural Due Process of Law?