People v. D.H.

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• holding the trial court, not the sheriff, has discretion to decide whether to leave a respondent in physical restraints
• holding the trial court, not the sheriff, has discretion to decide whether to leave a respondent in physical restraints
• “Certified copies of the requisite convictions create a prima facie showing of depravity ***.”
• “Certified copies of the requisite convictions create a prima facie showing of depravity ***.”
• “Certified copies of the requisite convictions create a prima facie showing of depravity, which shifts the burden to the parent to show by clear and convincing evidence that he is, in fact, not depraved.”

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