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Yes! They can detain Toad for psychraitc examination under 725 ILCS 5/104-11
#1
Inability to understand the proceedings or doing stuff where they can't assist with their defense like what recently happened with the Public Defender.

During this time, the case is suspended, the defendant is confined and given a through psychiatric exam.  If they determine the defendant is mentally ill, the case in indefinitely suspended until the defendant is treated and declared capable of assisting in their own defense.

At the June hearing, Toad was clearly not able to understand the proceedings which is why they had to ask his legal guardian questions and clearly Toad can not get along with lawyers.

The DA can request this, the judge can request or Toad's legal council if he gets any can also request it, even if the client doesn't agree with it. If they agree, Toad goes away into the state hospital.

I can guarantee being confined in a state hospital is worse than jail or prison.
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#2
Let’s correct a few things.

  1. My father is not my legal guardian. He asked a question during the hearing—for his own understanding—not on my behalf or as a representative. Assuming guardianship from a single moment in court reflects either ignorance of legal process or intentional distortion.
  2. Mental competency isn't decided by online armchair diagnosis. It’s a legal standard reviewed by qualified professionals and judges—not by people throwing accusations to score points. I understand the proceedings and my rights better than most of the people slinging opinions on this issue.
  3. Requesting a psychological evaluation doesn’t guarantee confinement. Courts must follow due process, present medical justification, and honor the defendant’s rights. Throwing around phrases like “Toad goes away to the state hospital” only reveals desperation to intimidate—not legal insight.
  4. I’m well within my rights to defend myself, seek counsel, and challenge unlawful actions. If you're mocking that, then you're mocking the Constitution—and that says more about you than me.

If your goal is to educate, elevate the conversation. If your goal is to demean, I've already outgrown that version of reality. I’m not trying to survive it anymore—I’m designing my way out.
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#3
1. He is your legal guardian. Only a legal guardian or lawyer can question and get answers from a judge. If he wasn't your legal guardian, he would be considered a 3rd party and have no legal standing in the case. And we know he's not a lawyer.

2. You're right. That's why the judge and DA can agree to get you a professional mental competency examination in a state hospital.

3. I suggest you read the statute I posted.

4. Not if you are declared mentally incompetent. The judge, the DA, and even Tiffany can testify that you don't follow legal advice, you can't act in your own best interest, which is definition of being mentally incompetent. Hey, look at it this way, it's a way of beating the charges. It worked for Martlin Lindstedt who spent four years in the nut house and got his charges of child molestation Nolle Presqui.

Your only way out is suicide or fleeing to a state or country far, far away. And then, I'll still find you and make sure arrangements are made for you.
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#4
Not going to happen keep dreaming bitch
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#5
But hey, keep dreaming princess
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#6
You said the same thing on June 24th... Funny how my dreams keep coming true.
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#7
but that's not going to happen, believe me. but like I said keep dreaming princess.
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#8
You said the same thing on June 24th...

Wait until you see what I got planned next. My last plan went to perfection.
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