Hot on the heels of the judgment in MM v Secretary of State, (see this post) the Supreme Court has delivered its judgment in PJ’s appeal...
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A new exhibition of photographs by award winning photographer Wendy Carrig (@wendycarrig) opened yesterday at the Greenham Common Control...
A couple of weeks ago we held a seminar on how the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (“CRPD”) could be argued in...
The final report of the Independent Mental Health Act Review (“Modernising the Mental Health Act: Increasing choice, reducing...
The Supreme Court has handed down judgment in the case of MM. This was an appeal against the Court of Appeal's decision in the Secretary...
Whether you consider it is the duty of our fellow citizens to read the 599 pages of the Withdrawal Agreement before expressing an opinion...
Colleague Zimran Samuel writes for The Times newspaper today on the case of Asia Bibi, and whether it represents any true progress for...
Mr Justice Hayden has handed down a judgment concerning LC, a young woman with autism and significant learning disabilities. During the...
On Tuesday 11 September 2018 the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will consider a critical question for...
In VS v St Andrews Healthcare [2018] UKUT 250 (AAC) Upper Tribunal Judge Jacobs has provided clarity as to the information a patient who...
What now for the Mental Capacity Act? In this short video, Sophy Miles and Ulele Burnham from the Community Care & Health team at...
Last week, the Court of Appeal held that reliance on the evidence gathered by an internet vigilante group did not amount to an abuse of...