In re Veronica C., a Minor 

Twelve-year-old student was found guilty of battery upon classmate, and was placed on probation for one year. At hearing at which time probation order was entered, the State objected to court supervision, and the court stated that it could not order court supervision because of the State's objection. Minor has no standing to challenge "consent" requirement of Section 5-615 because it was not the State's objection that deprived respondent of the chance to have court supervision, as it was not allowed because a finding of guilt had already been entered; thus, State's objection was irrelevant. Minor was thus not adversely affected by operation of the statutory provision.(FITZGERALD, FREEMAN, THOMAS, KILBRIDE, GARMAN, and BURKE, concurring.)