An Illinois Amended Complaint Under The Civil Rights act against Federal, State, County, or Municipal Defendants (Western Division) is a legal document that is used by a plaintiff to bring a civil rights claim against a governmental entity. This type of complaint is typically used to bring claims under the federal Civil Rights Act, as well as state-level civil rights laws, such as the Illinois Human Rights Act. This document is used to provide legal notice to the defendant of the plaintiff's claims, including a description of the events that led to the alleged civil rights violation, the legal theories on which the claim is based, and the damages sought. This amended complaint may be filed after an initial complaint has been dismissed for failure to state a claim, or after the plaintiff has discovered new evidence or facts bearing on the case. The types of Illinois Amended Complaint Under The Civil Rights act against Federal, State, County, or Municipal Defendants (Western Division) are: 1. 42 U.S.C. Section 1983 Complaint: This type of complaint is used to bring a claim under the federal Civil Rights Act. It is used to allege that a governmental entity violated the plaintiff's civil rights. 2. Fair Employment Practices Complaint: This complaint is used to bring a claim under the Illinois Human Rights Act for discrimination in the workplace. 3. Age Discrimination in Employment Act Complaint: This complaint is used to bring a claim under the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act. 4. Public Accommodations Complaint: This complaint is used to bring a claim under the Illinois Human Rights Act for discrimination in public accommodations. 5. Illinois Freedom of Information Act Complaint: This complaint is used to bring a claim under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act. It is used to allege that a government entity improperly withheld information from the public.