K.D. v. People

How courts have described this case

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• noting that adjudication relates to the status of the child as of the date of adjudication
• noting that adjudication relates to the status of the child as of the date of adjudication
• noting that the adjudication is not made as to the parents but relates only to the child’s status
• noting that the adjudication is not made as to the parents but relates only to the child’s status
• an order of adjudication is not as to the parents but relates only to the child’s status on the date of the adjudication
• The court did not err when it “carefully considered how [the parent’s] continued incarceration affected his fitness and his corresponding ability to meet [the child’s] needs within a reasonable time.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).