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A High Court judge ordered the immediate return of a newborn baby yesterday saying the social workers had taken the child illegally. The baby was only two-hours-old when he was taken from his...
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The House of Lords ruled today that, in cases of sexual assault, courts have a discretion to extend the limitation period imposed by the Limitation Act 1980 when it appears that it would be equitable...
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Child Concern will be hosting a day seminar entitled Sexual Abuse and the Impact on Children on Friday 18 April 2008 at Lancashire County Cricket Club. The aim of the seminar is to focus on the...
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The UK's first Family Drug and Alcohol Court, which aims to tackle substance misuse before it splits up families, is to hear it's first case in London today. The Court is a joint scheme between...
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Rights of Women has just published Pathways to Justice, a practical guidebook on the myriad of legal issues which affect women of ethnic minorities or people with an international element to their...
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The Department for Children, School and Families has published revised Children Act 1989 Guidance and Regulations with regard to applying for court orders.  ...
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Last week, police removed 10 youngsters suspected of being trafficked to the UK by organised gangs. On Thursday morning around 400 police officers wearing body armour carried out 17 raids at...
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The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has elected five judges to European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. The appointments were made ahead of the Court's official opening of the...
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The latest annual British Social Attitudes report confirms that peoples views on marriage are more liberal than they were 20 years ago. But it also finds that more traditional attitudes persist when...
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On Monday the Home Affairs Committee launched an eConsultation (an online blog forum) to hear from victims who have direct experience of domestic violence, including forced marriages and...
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