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Vulnerable witnesses in care proceedings

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Date:26 MAR 2020
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Natalie Cross, St Ives Chambers

This article considers vulnerable witnesses involved in care proceedings. It provides an overview of the applicable law and rules. Specifically, the article looks at what amounts to a vulnerable witness and how practitioners can identify vulnerability. It further details ways in which vulnerable witnesses are to be supported (both inside and outside the courtroom) and how that support is most appropriately implemented. The article also guides practitioners to further materials that provide information as to how effective implementation of this protection can be secured.  

The full article will be published in the April issue of Family Law. 

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