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This article presents findings from a study of how local authority social workers and their solicitors work together in child care cases. It discusses a number of key sticking points in their...

This article reports on a recent study of the scheme for enforcing contact orders in Australia, which allows judges to send parents who breach court orders to a parenting support programme. The author...

In CF v Secretary of State for the Home Department and Another, the court considered the legality of prison service order 4801, through which the Secretary of State regulates prison mother and baby...

Cases involving limitations of treatment for severely handicapped infants are often seen as a challenge to current interpretations of the welfare principle by the courts. This article takes the four...

Who are those guys? What does it all mean - the Marvel Comics costumes, the orchestrated gantry stunts, the banners, the Santa outfits, the nooses, the desperate measures? If you give a father no...

This article traces some of the changes in families, and in the roles of women and children within families, over the last 125 years. Observing the many changes in family law that have come about,...

This article considers how far key provisions of the Adoption and Children Act 2002 meet the aims outlined in the White Paper of December 2000, Adoption, a new approach, and the impact of other...

This article considers whether the State may legitimately restrict access to embryo-screening technologies where all relevant parties consent to the use of such procedures. It is argued that, consent...

This commentary asks whether academic categorisations of the purposes of ancillary relief might aid the judiciary in their creative interpretations of statute. It explores recent changes in judicial...

This commentary considers the implications of the Court of Appeal's decision in its judicial review of Denbigh High School's refusal to allow a female pupils to attend school wearing the jilbab. It...

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