Large scale police investigations now invariably involve joint cooperation with countries inside the EU. Mutual cooperation within the EU is relatively commonplace and underpins the very nature of the European Union. If we leave the […]
Emily Landale introduces you to the new guideline “for when there are no guidelines” and to yet another consultation for a new guideline. This time, it’s guns that are in the firing-line. The General Guideline […]
In May, Nazmun Ismail wrote about the new Cafcass guidance on parental alienation. In this article, Emily Landale looks at two cases that have involved serious findings of parental alienation, and how the court dealt […]
There are some appeal judgments which go beyond simply restating or varying the law to some degree of other. One such judgment, can be found in the case of A and R (Children), Re [2018] […]
The case of Prizreni v. Albania (application no. 29309/16) heard in the European Court of Human Right adds weight to the argument that where there is a lack of an effective investigation by the state, […]
Following on from my last article on the MSA, it is time for an update as the independent review into the legislation and a Court of Appeal authority were both published this week. Things are […]
The circumstances in which a Local Authority seeks the removal of a child who is already under a Care Order will arguably be more difficult than the circumstances that gave rise to the Care Order […]
Parental alienation is a form of psychological abuse against both the child and the rejected parent. It takes place where one parent intentionally or unintentionally negatively influences the child’s view of the other parent. Nazmun […]
At a time when incessant cuts to police resources mean fewer officers on the streets and numerous reported crimes going uninvestigated, the media’s attention has been drawn to activists taking the law into their own […]
The Mental Health Act 1983 provides a variety of roles, duties, powers and responsibilities for the nearest relative concerning detention of an individual. Mark Pritchard explains the role of the “Nearest Relative”. Who is the […]
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