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March 29, 2010
Incarceration Does Not Toll Time Under IL Adoption Act
The
Illinois Supreme Court, reversing the appellate court, recently held that,
under the Adoption Act, the time for a parent to make reasonable progress
toward return of child was not tolled by parent’s incarceration. The appellate court had held that because
respondent was incarcerated for 6 months of a 9 month period, she had only 3
months to demonstrate reasonable progress toward the return of her children—an insufficient
amount of time. The case is In re J.L., Minors, No. 108575 (Ill.
MR
March 29, 2010 in Adoption | Permalink
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