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Jun 22, 2020 · Judge. MacDonald J. Citation. [2020] EWCOP 29. A Local Authority v RS [2020] EWCOP 29 concerned a man in his mid-20s with autism and mild learning disability. As a child he was exposed to domestic and alcohol abuse, bereavement, and inappropriate sexual activity and now lived in a supported placement.
The Children Act 1989 marked a fundamental shift in both the ethos and application of child and family law in England. At the time of its passing, it was described as the “the most comprehensive and far-reaching reform of
Dec 13, 2021 · The Children’s Act 2020 criminalises child abuse by creating an array of offences in respect of children, including abandonment, corporal punishment, child pornography, child grooming and, notably, bullying, including online harassment.
However, the appellant now argues (albeit not, perhaps, as a mainstay of her case) that “placement of a child in a children’s home that is not regulated offers no guarantee of ‘educational supervision’ (however broadly interpreted)” (para 67 of the appellant’s written case).
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Sep 20, 2021 · In MBC v AM & Ors (DOL Orders for Children Under 16) [2021] EWHC 2472 (Fam) came to the conclusion that the High Court could declare that a deprivation of liberty in an unregulated placement was capable of being lawful if there was no alternative.
Sep 17, 2022 · This chapter employed a rapid review approach to look at literature published since 2020 on child protection during the pandemic and set out to explore the impact of COVID-19 response measures on the rights of children to be heard in a child protection context.
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1989 – Children Act for England and Wales. The Children Act 1989 established the legislative framework for the current child protection system in England and Wales. It sets out the paramountcy principle – that the welfare of the child should be the court’s main consideration.
