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Disclosure of Social Services Documents into Criminal Proceedings

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Date:10 OCT 2005

Alistair G Perkins and Elizabeth Tomlinson, Barristers, Renaissance Chambers. Are local authorities correct to view the national protocol for the exchange of information between local authorities and police in relation to child abuse with suspicion? The authors consider the protocol to be misleading in some respects and look at the relevant case law and statutory provisions. See October [2005] Fam Law 806 for the full article.

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