Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan said from the bench that
no courts would vacate her orders. And up to this point, she is correct as of the
2016 Illinois Law: Best Interests of the Child Factors 750 ILCS 5/602.5 is just
a law that far too many Cook County Courts overlook.
When looking at what was done to Zion., not one of
these factors were considered; Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan rubberstamp each and everything that the David
Gotzh requested as his dislike for me for filing an ARDC complaint for using
the term "Color People Time" clouded his judgment. And a want and need to kill a child of color like
his dad was his goal in life.
Zion was removed from the only family he knew for 12
years of his life without service; or notice.
Per Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan; based solo on the fact that Joyce had
an apt for two months (that she was evicted from during the hearings) and a job
for 6. And Jamila B. came to court and committed
perjury on the stand (David and Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan both knew she was
doing such; as Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan said she does not like me; so, she
does not care!).
Why do we even have a probate court if that is all the
burden that is needed for a mother to get her child back? For that, why take
them away? Per CVLS; "we do not care what mom does with the child once she
gets them back." I guess that is why so many are killed under DCFS and CVLS;
as they do not care!
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The wishes of the child, taking into
consideration the child’s maturity and ability to express reasoned and independent
preferences as to decision making;
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The child’s adjustment to his or her home,
school, and community;
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The mental and physical health of all
individuals involved, including the child and both parents;
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The ability of the parents to cooperate
with decision-making for the child, or whether the level of conflict between
the parents might affect their ability to share decision-making
responsibilities;
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How much each parent participated in past
decision-making responsibilities for the child;
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Any prior agreement or course of conduct
between the parents relating to the decision making for the child;
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The wishes of the parents;
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The child’s needs;
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The distance between the parents’ homes,
the cost and difficulty of transporting the child, the daily schedules of each
parent and child, and the ability of both parents to cooperate in the parenting
time arrangement;
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Whether a restriction on decision-making
is appropriate under Section 603.10 (whether one parent acted in a way that
seriously endangered the child’s physical, moral, mental health or emotional
development);
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The willingness and ability of each parent
to facilitate and encourage a close and continuing relationship between the
other parent and the child;
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Any other factor that the court finds
relevant.
I want anyone to look at this case and tell me it was
not about Racisms; Hate, and Revenge. How dare Mahdee Muhammad be a black man
that can read. How dare does he question
Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan. How dare does he file a judicial complaint or ARDC
complaint. Last how dare does he raise a
little black boy from 3 months for 12 years and teach him to be a strong young
educated black man. As Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan said, “that is not the
right path from this child,” Mahdee answer to her was clear; “what is JAIL!
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