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Illinois' Landmark Tort Reform: The Sponsor's Policy Explanation

The determination of what is for public good and what are public purposes are questions to be decided in the first instance by the General Assembly. In so doing that body is vested with a large discretion which the courts cannot control except where its action is evasive of or contrary to some prohibition of the constitution. States are not required to convince courts of the correctness of their legislative judgments. 2