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Victims and survivors of rape and sexual abuse will continue to have access to round-the-clock confidential support after the Ministry of Justice awarded £8.7 million in funding to Rape Crisis England...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has warned solicitors and law firms that the growing use of artificial intelligence in legal services does not lessen their professional responsibilities,...

Shaun Spencer KC, St Johns Buildings ChambersUna Graham, St Johns Buildings ChambersThis article discusses applications for a judge to recuse themselves following the appearance of bias. Such...

The Bar is changing. Pressures around legal aid, the growing use of AI and questions about how to build a sustainable career are prompting difficult conversations about what the profession might look...

William Green, Trinity ChambersThis article examines the critical role of proportionality in care proceedings, specifically regarding care and placement orders. Proportionality dictates that state...

The NSPCC has called on the Government and Ofcom to take tougher action against social media platforms after Childline data showed that the five platforms most frequently mentioned by children in...

The Children’s Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, has updated a handbook aimed at higher education professionals supporting care experienced students, with recommendations designed to help young...

More than 70 organisations have called on Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s Government to put children’s rights at the centre of its plans to develop a more preventative state.A joint letter, led by the...

Public family law continues to evolve rapidly, with new judgments shaping how practitioners approach care proceedings, decision-making and the representation of children and families.Join LexisNexis...

Rape, serious child sexual offences and other grooming offences will be excluded from forthcoming changes to the point at which some prisoners can be released, the Government has announced.The...

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