People v. Renee R.

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• weighing the factors under Mathews, the court held that mother’s absence from TPR proceedings due to her hospitalization did not violate due process where she was represented by counsel and further delay would impinge on State’s and children’s interests
• weighing the factors under Mathews, the court held that mother’s absence from TPR -8- No. 1-21-0197 proceedings due to her hospitalization did not violate due process where she was represented by counsel and further delay would impinge on State’s and children’s interests
• termination proceeding in absence of the respondent did not violate her due process rights

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