Illinois Supreme Court· 11/23/1994

People v. C.R.H.

Citations

163 Ill. 2d 263
644 N.E.2d 1153
206 Ill. Dec. 100
1994 Ill. LEXIS 155

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holding that when the State failed to provide proper notice to the minor’s custodial parent on an amended supplemental petition, it failed to invoke the jurisdiction of the court and made all its subsequent orders void, including an order of commitment to the DOC
holding that when the State failed to provide proper notice to the minor’s custodial parent on an amended supplemental petition, it failed to invoke the jurisdiction of the court and made all its subsequent orders void, including an order of commitment to the DOC
due process rights of both the minor-respondent and his mother were violated by failure to give proper notice to the mother
due process rights of both the minor-respondent and his mother were violated by failure to give proper notice to the mother
adequate notice to minor and minor's parents is mandated by the due process clause of the Federal Constitution
adequate notice to minor and minor’s parents is mandated by the due process clause of the Federal Constitution

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People v. C.R.H.
Appellate Court of Illinois· 1993-09-23· cited 3×

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