People v. R. D.
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Barry
In four separate causes, petitions were filed in the Circuit Court of Henderson County to adjudge R. D., a minor, a ward of the court because he was delinquent. In one cause he was first adjudged a ward and then placed on probation, a disposition which was subsequently revoked. In the other three, he was adjudged a ward. Eventually a consolidated dispositional hearing was held for all four causes. R. D. was committed to the Department of Corrections at the conclusion of that hearing. This is a consolidated appeal from the findings that R. D. is delinquent and in violation of his probation as…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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