chicago illinois fight friday potential court order contend could cost state end unprecedented budget impasse much additional billion annually care developmentally disable people arguments u.s. district court judge sharon johnson coleman advocate disable people live outside institutions say illinois violate federal consent decree fail provide require service due insufficient fund state maintain even enactment last month first full budget two years along tax hike still lack enough money pay 14 billion backlog bill additional fund comply consent decree would squeeze exist spend service developmentally disable unrelated program accord court file illinois attorney general office brent stratton chief deputy illinois attorney general tell judge fiscal 2018 budget allocate 53 million first rate increase developmentally disable service since 2008. say illinois substantial compliance decree fund boost allow play court power enforce consent decree limit stratton say court order us increase rat another u.s. judge order illinois june increase payments 586 million month medicaid providers owe billion care poor disable residents cover separate federal consent decree stalemate illinois republican governor democrats control legislature leave nation fifth-largest state operate spend order court mandate illinois law two-straight years lawyers developmentally disable residents point billion income rate increase illinois enact july bolster sag budget say money could tap future fund service addition seek rule noncompliance consent decree state lawyers also want judge order illinois produce detail plan comply decree cost come say judge johnson coleman raise concern siphon money state fund priorities illinois fight potential hike disable care fund