In re T.C.

Court found Respondent mother's son to be a neglected minor. Court properly accepted admission to the 2 counts in the State's petition for adjudication of wardship and temporary custody, and stipulation of minor's biological, noncustodial father. This admission was admissible as against him, and although he admitted that he did not have personal knowledge of the statements made in the admission, he could be bound by it, but this admission was not admissible as against Respondent, as she could not be bound by someone else's admission. (JORGENSEN and SCHOSTOK, concurring.)