People v. S.W.C.

In a juvenile supervision revocation proceeding, is proper notice required of anyone other than the custodial parent?

No — certainly in this context.

We affirm.

5. W.C. was originally placed on supervision after his admission to theft as alleged in a petition for adjudication of wardship. S.W.C.'s mother, with whom he resided, was properly notified of the petition and the hearing upon it. His father, whose address was listed as unknown on the petition, was served by publication only and did not appear.

Before accepting his admission, the court informed S.W.C. of his right to a hearing, to…