  We present a phenomenological appraisal of the results of several searches
for Supersymmetry (SUSY) performed at the LHC by the CMS collaboration and
interpreted in the context of the cMSSM. Part of the analysis focuses on which
SUSY production processes are being probed. We observe that much of the current
exclusion region is dominated by squark-squark and squark-gluino production,
and explain the shape of the exclusion curves. Based on this analysis and an
estimation of future reach, additional simplified models are suggested. Other
phenomenological details are discussed, such as the effect of radiation on
acceptance.
