Appellate Court of Illinois· 2/19/1998

People v. Singleton

Citations

691 N.E.2d 161
294 Ill. App. 3d 780
229 Ill. Dec. 225

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providing that the failure to \proceed `within the strictures of the statute'\ does not deprive a trial court of subject-matter jurisdiction; the court \simply proceeds in error because it lacked `statutory authority'\
providing that the failure to “proceed ‘within the strictures of the statute’ ” does not deprive a trial court of subject-matter jurisdiction; the court “simply proceeds in error because it lacked ‘statutory authority’ ”
any error by trial court in not holding hearing did not render subsequent orders affecting children void for lack of jurisdiction
in appeal from order terminating parental rights, court had no jurisdiction to address claims pertaining to adjudicatory and dispositional hearings
in appeal from order terminating parental rights, court had no jurisdiction to address claims pertaining to adjudicatory and dispositional hearings
in appeal from order terminating parental rights, court had no jurisdiction to address claims pertaining to adjudicatory and dispositional hearings

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Judges: Steigmann

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