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Mark Blundell, 1GC | Family LawAnn Chavasse, St Ives ChambersThis article represents a brief summary of the morning lectures at the Family Justice Council Conference 2023: Trauma in the Family Justice...
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Professor Jo Delahunty KC, 4PBProfessor Owen Arthurs, Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Great Ormond Street HospitalChild abuse cases in the Family Court sit at the interface (and sometimes...
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Dr Shona Minson, Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford‘It is a long-established legal principle in England and Wales – expressed in statute, case law, procedure rules, practice directions and...
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Hannah McCrindle, Family law Associate, Penningtons Manches CooperFareen Mohmood, Family law Associate, Penningtons Manches CooperThe increasing strain being placed on the public sector in this...
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Laura O’Malley, Barrister at No 5 ChambersThis article considers the recent guidance on the use of experts in cases involving allegations of alienating behaviour and the need for the courts and...
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In recent years there has been a marked increase in the use of the inherent jurisdiction of the family court to deprive children of their liberty. In these cases, restrictions are placed on a child’s...
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Dr Simon Flacks, University of SussexThe majority of care applications in England and Wales are thought to involve some concern about parental substance use. However, there is scope for better...
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Rosa Schofield, Family Law PartnersFarhana Shahzady, Family Law PartnersTechnological advancements mean that it is now extremely easy to record someone without them knowing. As such, covert recordings...
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Mark Cooper, St Ives ChambersEmma Kelly, St Ives Chambers Mark Cooper and Emma Kelly discuss the ever-increasing use of digital evidence in family proceedings, with a particular emphasis on how...
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Susannah Johnson, 7BRHelen Compton, 7BRSusannah Johnson and Helen Compton (7BR) in a comprehensive article explore the challenges facing practitioners instructed in cases involving allegations of...
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