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Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/28/2006

People v. Roemer

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  • 364 Ill. App. 3d 432

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  • explaining the trial court must first rule out the other permanency goals before it can select guardianship as a goal
  • the superior right of a parent to custody of his minor child is not absolute and must always yield to the minor’s best interest
  • the superior right of a parent to custody of his minor child is not absolute and must always yield to the minor’s best interest
  • the superior right of a parent to custody of his minor child is not absolute and must always yield to the minor's best interest
  • a child’s best interest takes precedence over any other consideration
  • a child's best interest takes precedence over any other consideration

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Judges: Cook, McCullough

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