People v. Veronica C.

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• party lacked standing to challenge constitutionality of statute because she was not adversely affected by its operation
• “A party may not raise a constitutional challenge to a provision of a statute that does not affect him or her.”
• the plain language of the statute requires that the possibility of supervision be broached and considered, if at all, before proceeding to findings and adjudication
• party lacked standing to challenge constitutionality of statute because she was not adversely affected by its operation
• once the trial “court had already found respondent guilty,” supervision was “no longer” an option under the old statute
• the plain language of the statute requires that the possibility of supervision be broached and considered, if at all, before proceeding to findings and adjudication

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