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Human Rights commentary

The Human Rights Act (1998) in UK courts sets out rights that can be declared in County Courts or the High Court as a 'incompatible' with an individual's (or group's) human right. There are Human Rights that the law classifies as Absolute, Qualified or Limited.

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07/02/24

Children considerations

The importance of statutory requirements and procedures regarding children in childcare proceedings.

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03/04/23

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Human Rights commentary

The Human Rights Act (1998) in UK courts sets out rights that can be declared in County Courts or the High Court as a 'incompatible' with an individual's (or group's) human right. There are Human Rights that the law classifies as Absolute, Qualified or Limited.

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Procedures and Processes

Law is governed by many policies, statutes, regulations and case law. There are many forms that are required within a Court case.

The consideration of vulnerabilities

Assessments can be permitted in Family Law, Criminal Law and Civil Law. The requirement is to obtain the Judge's permission to rely on assessment evidence.

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