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· 3/18/2004

People v. Tontorya C.

Citations

  • 209 Ill. 2d 287
  • 282 Ill. Dec. 848
  • 807 N.E.2d 472
  • 2004 Ill. LEXIS 364

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that the trial court must make a finding of unfitness as to each child individually
  • rejecting the proposition that the nine-month period prescribed by section 1(D)(m) could start before the child was born
  • rejecting State’s argument that “unfitness as to one child is unfitness as to all” and holding that when deciding whether a parent is unfit under section l(D)(m)(iii
  • rejecting State’s argument that “unfitness as to one child is unfitness as to all”
  • rejecting State's argument that \unfitness as to one child is unfitness as to all\ and holding that when deciding whether a parent is unfit under section 1(D)(m)(iii
  • rejecting State's argument that “unfitness as to one child is unfitness as to all[]”

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Judges: McMORROW

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