Update: A comment from a Chicago Law Department spokesperson was added to the second to last paragraph.SPRINGFIELD — In a case of first impression, the state’s top court had a comma conundrum.Specifically, it was a comma in the first part of the state constitution between “the right to assemble in a peaceable manner” and “to consult for the common good.”Historically the two clauses had been one, so the right to assemble was extended only to gatherings deemed to be in the common good …