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JRs and new decisions - amend or reissue?
Very commonly in community care cases, a challenge is issued against one decision only for the authority to make a fresh decision which...
One local authority's motto: Assuming nothing, Believe nothing, Check everything
I recently wrote a piece on procedural fairness in section 17 assessments where local authorities are drawing adverse inferences from...
Right to rent - it's becoming offensive...
Life is about to get even harder for persons without leave to remain in the UK. With effect from 1 December, sections 39 and 40 the...
Transparent needs and reasonable foundations: the Supreme Court on the bedroom tax
On 9 November, the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in R (Rutherford and others) v SSWP [2016] UKSC 58, on the discriminatory...
Are CCGs acting unlawfully in spending paltry sums on children's mental health care?
Today's Guardianreports that, Professor Sir Simon Wessely, President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, has raised serious concerns...
Section 17 assessments and procedural fairness
Since R (MN) v Hackney [2013] EWHC 1205 the drawing of adverse inferences from non-disclosure of information has been a frequent refrain...
Accommodation only needs - Appeal finally launched
On 15th November 2016 the court of appeal gave permission to appeal in a Care Act case: SG v Haringey LBC [2015] EWHC 2579. Some...
How does the person at the centre of a COP case take part in it?
The Vice President of the Court of Protection has issued welcome new guidance on the participation of the vulnerable person at the centre...
Care Act Assessments - The Devil remains in the detail
Care act assessments have a symmetry to them that appears attractive: (1) Work out whether there are needs for care and support? (2)...
'Brand Branson' extends its reach with £700m contract to deliver NHS and social care services
Sir Richard Branson once said:
"Opportunities are like buses - there's always another one coming!"
Last week saw a £700 million opportunity...
Today is an important day for children's rights - don't let Trump and Toblerones distract you
Writing in today's Guardian, Martha Spurrier reminds us that, "when huge stories are breaking like tidal waves elsewhere, it’s always...
The Daily Mail's latest insult: a Supreme Court Justice who is "a feminist" and was instrumental in the crafting of the Children Act 1989
It has been three days since the Divisional Court handed down its ruling in R (Miller and Dos Santos) v. Secretary of State for Exiting...
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