Source: http://mentalhealthlaw.co.uk/June_2015_update
Timestamp: 2019-09-20 07:57:00
Document Index: 144434869

Matched Legal Cases: ['art 7', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'EWCA ', 'Art 2']

June 2015 update - Mental Health Law Online
3 Section papers
Capacity/housing case. R (MT) v Oxford City Council [2015] EWHC 795 (Admin), [2015] MHLO 47 — The claimant's application via his deputy to the defendant as homeless was rejected on the basis that his lack of capacity to make such an application meant that there was no duty under Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996. (1) The claimant's argument that Article 14 (with Article 8) meant the otherwise-binding House of Lords decision in Garlick should not be followed was unsuccessful. (2) In any event, it is not discriminatory to provide two different systems for provision of accommodation (the system potentially available to MT was at that time s21 National Assistance Act 1948).§
Deprivation of liberty procedure. Re X (Court of Protection Practice) [2015] EWCA Civ 599, [2015] MHLO 44 — This case concerned the hearings arranged by Munby LJ, the President of the Court of Protection, in relation to devising a streamlined and minimally Article 5 compliant process for the anticipated higher numbers of court applications following Cheshire West. (1) Whether the Court of Appeal has jurisdiction to hear an appeal from the Court of Protection depends on whether there was a "decision" (MCA 2005 s53), which must mean a decision determining an issue arising between parties (involving or about the person concerned) rather than decision made on a hypothetical basis. (2) The President's judgments contained no appealable "decision" as the relevant issues had not arisen in the appellants' cases. (2) (Obiter) In theory the person concerned need not always be a party to deprivation of liberty proceedings if his participation can reliably be secured by other means, but given the tools presently available in our domestic procedural law, the person concerned must always be a party, so the streamlined "Re X" procedure was not compliant with Article 5. (Detailed summary on case page.)§
Andy McNicoll, 'Councils' failure to make court applications leaving "widespread unlawful deprivations of liberty"' (Community Care, 17/6/15). See Re X (Court of Protection Practice) [2015] EWCA Civ 599, [2015] MHLO 44
Ben Troke, 'Court of Appeal ruling means streamlined deprivation of liberty process is fatally flawed' (Community Care, 16/6/15. See Re X (Court of Protection Practice) [2015] EWCA Civ 599, [2015] MHLO 44
Alex Ruck Keene, 'Re X - the Court of Appeal pronounces' (Court of Protection Handbook Blog, 16/6/15). See Re X (Court of Protection Practice) [2015] EWCA Civ 599, [2015] MHLO 44
Social circumstances evidence. AF v Nottinghamshire NHS Trust [2015] UKUT 216 (AAC), [2015] MHLO 43 — "There is nothing in the law that requires the social circumstances report to have been written by a social worker or CPN and not a nurse, or requiring that the nursing report and social circumstances reports must have different authors, and the tribunal therefore did not err in law in having those two reports before it. Nor was there any legal requirement on the report’s author to attend the hearing and so the tribunal did not err in law in allowing another nurse to attend and speak to that report. Further, the question of whether any deficits in the report (assuming there were such) led the tribunal to err in law must be judged on the facts of the individual case. In a case where the tribunal decided that the appellant had not got to the point of being able to be discharged and needed to remain under section, the relevance of any after-care package in place simply falls away. And the tribunal adequately explained why it was not adjourning."§
Guardianship and DOLS case. KD v A Borough Council [2015] UKUT 251 (AAC), [2015] MHLO 42 — "Permission to bring this appeal was granted by the First-tier Tribunal (the FTT) because in the view of the judge it raises points upon which guidance is needed. Those points concern the relationship between the functions and powers of the FTT under the Mental Health Act 1983 (the MHA) and those of the Court of Protection, managing authorities and supervisory bodies under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (the MCA) and its Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DOLS). The most relevant provisions of the MHA in this case are those relating to guardianship." This judgment includes guidance under the headings "The approach to be taken by the parties and the FTT on an application to discharge a guardianship under s. 72 of the MHA on the basis that an alternative has the consequence that the guardianship is no longer necessary as it is not the least restrictive way of achieving what is in the patient’s best interests" and "A check list for FTT’s when an issue involving an argument that an alternative involving the application of the MCA is said to be the basis for a discharge of guardianship".§
Unfitness to plead case. R v Wells [2015] EWCA Crim 2, [2015] MHLO 46 — Click on link to view page.§
Miscellaneous case. Re A [2015] EWHC 1709 (Fam), [2015] MHLO 45 — "The Local Authority applies for a secure accommodation order in respect of her under s.25 of the Children Act 1989. The Local Authority's case is that A is a danger to herself and others, and that she is no longer containable in any form of ordinary residential unit. ... Put in lay language, the expert consensus of CAMHS is that A's problems, although recognised as being severe and extreme, are not of a mental health or psychiatric nature; but rather are of a behavioural nature. Therefore, admission to a Young Person's Psychiatric Unit for assessment and potential subsequent treatment is not currently 'on offer' as a way of dealing with A's problems. ... Conventionally, a specific placement is identified before a secure accommodation order is made. However, that is simply not possible here, and both the Local Authority and the Children's Guardian invite me to make the order in general terms, leaving it to the Local Authority, on consultation with the Children's Guardian, to place A at an appropriate unit as and when one is identified. ... A can be seen as falling between two stools. She is not amenable to a psychiatric disposal on the expert report available, but she is unable to be contained in ordinary residential homes. It is clearly unsatisfactory that no secure arrangements can readily be found for her, and that she remains currently at some measure of risk, howsoever hard the staff struggle to contain it, in the ordinary residential unit where she is placed. The Local Authority must, and will, therefore continue its efforts to find secure accommodation. They tell me that funding is not a problem in this case. The Local Authority will also be considering the possibility of obtaining an independent psychiatric report into her situation, which could then be shared with the local CAMHS team to see if it affected their current opinion."§
Dept of Health, 'Section 67 of the Mental Health Act' (v4, 23/4/13). This version contains updated contact details. See MHA 1983 s67
DH contact details. New Department of Health contact details added for use when seeking Tribunal references. The correct telephone number for DH s67 references is 0207 210 5359 (not 5357). [Note that it subsequently changed.] See MHA 1983 s67
Editable versions of section papers. Following a request, rich text format (RTF) versions of forms A2, A3 and A4 (the section 2 detention papers) have been uploaded. If there is sufficient demand, other forms can be converted from PDF and made available. See Mental Health Act 1983 Statutory Forms
39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Law Newsletter' (issue 57, June 2015). See 39 Essex Chambers Mental Capacity Law Newsletter
39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Law Newsletter' (issue 56, May 2015). See 39 Essex Chambers Mental Capacity Law Newsletter
39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Law Newsletter' (issue 55, April 2015). See 39 Essex Chambers Mental Capacity Law Newsletter
New book: Matthew Graham and Jakki Cowley, A Practical Guide to the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (JKP 2015). Foreword by Alex Ruck Keene. Available from Amazon. See Books
Job advert (ODonnells). ODonnells Solicitors in Preston are seeking to recruit a mental health lawyer. Panel membership is not essential. For further details see Job adverts
MHLA re-accreditation course. The Mental Health Lawyers Association are running a Refresher and Re-accreditation course on Thursday 9/7/15 in Manchester. This new course will be suitable for those seeking re-accreditation and will also be of interest to anyone wishing to further their knowledge of mental health law and practice. Price: £150 (MHLA members); £195 (non-members). CPD: 6 hours. See MHLA website for further information and to book online. See Events
MHLA Legal Aid course. The Mental Health Lawyers Association are running a Legal Aid and Peer Review course on Monday 6/7/15 in London, and on Friday 10/7/15 in Manchester. This course provides guidance on the Legal Aid provisions in mental health cases, including escape-fee cases and requirements for means testing. It will also broaden practitioners’ knowledge of the peer review process and the peer review ‘Improving your Quality’ guidance. Price: £150 (MHLA members); £195 (non-members). CPD: 6 hours. See MHLA website for details of the London and Manchester courses, and to book online. See Events
Facebook page. Now that enough people like the page, it can now have a memorable link - www.facebook.com/mentalhealthlaw - thank you!
Cases. On 30/6/15 Mental Health Law Online contained 1673 categorised cases
Chronology. See June 2015 chronology for this month's changes to the website in date order.
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— Legal Aid Agency (@LegalAidAgency) June 30, 2015
Court of Protection: St George's Healthcare NHS Trust v P & Anor [2015] EWCOP 42 (26 June 2015) http://t.co/F88RJDQHLG
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 30, 2015
Court of Protection: PL, Re [2015] EWCOP 44 (15 May 2015) http://t.co/uSg7iGir62
Cancer patient with a learning disability forced to undergo surgery to save her life - http://t.co/9vSEIp21vs
— Insp Michael Brown (@MentalHealthCop) June 28, 2015
Deprivation of liberty ruling contributing to â€˜unprecedented pressureâ€™ on Approved Mental Health P... http://t.co/eFMcIyP7Np #socialwork
— Community Care (@CommunityCare) June 29, 2015
Court of Protection rejects "bane of P's life" son's application for deputyship GN v Newland [2015] EWCOP 43 http://t.co/HlTZdS7Hai
— Barbara Rich (@BarbaraRich_law) June 29, 2015
Court of Protection: GN v Newland [2015] EWCOP 43 (29 June 2015) http://t.co/ISzAIqQMOd
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 29, 2015
Court of Protection: PL, Re [2015] EWCOP B1 (15 May 2015) http://t.co/blOCJfuE7z
MHLA re-accreditation course.: The Mental Health Lawyers Association are running a Refresher and Re-accreditationâ€¦ http://t.co/HzCw7yJt02
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 28, 2015
MHLA Legal Aid course.: The Mental Health Lawyers Association are running a Legal Aid and Peer Review course onâ€¦ http://t.co/293RXK5kvI
CoP Judge today determines life preserving treatment must be given to brain injured man in MCS. I acted for P via OS http://t.co/FDxh9EIdbh
— Britt Dolan (@DrBridgetDolan) June 26, 2015
CPS decision not to prosecute Lord Janner 'to be overturned' http://t.co/QiJAupC2Qr
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 27, 2015
Court of Protection: Press will still need judge's permission to attend private hearings http://t.co/f1UpsZXFam
— Britt Dolan (@DrBridgetDolan) June 27, 2015
Doctors forced to continue treating Sunni Muslim who is in a "minimally conscious" state - via @Telegraph http://t.co/ZiWGneX5oB
Mental health nurse signed observations forms confirming patient was on ward when she was, in fact, absent from it - http://t.co/nYGFGY4ObX
— Insp Michael Brown (@MentalHealthCop) June 27, 2015
Neglect played a part in the death of Lincolnshire mental health patient Anna FIELDS, Coroner finds - http://t.co/nYGFGY4ObX
Deprivation of liberty, MCA and MHA survey report @MHLonline https://t.co/l5QmxnEfx5
— Emad lilo (@EmadLilo) June 27, 2015
Capacity/housing case. R (MT) v Oxford City Council [2015] EWHC 795 (Admin), [2015] MHLO 47: â€” The claimant'sâ€¦ http://t.co/1NJIyyTJdK
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 26, 2015
Great new resource from Bucks for professionals and families about assessing capacity: http://t.co/kFXatpaBk8 #assessright
— Tor Butler-Cole (@TorButlerCole) June 25, 2015
TRENDING Janner 'Raped and Tortured Children in Parliament' http://t.co/nPHADUJWSy
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) June 24, 2015
New Practice Directions now out http://t.co/3lorD5gP7v
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 24, 2015
New COP forms - samples now available http://t.co/2HWicyze1R
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 25, 2015
New blog on the latest Court of Protection financial abuse case by @suesspiciousmin http://t.co/imWjltMpk8
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 25, 2015
Psychiatrist highlights commissioning failures which lead to people with learning disabilities staying in hospital http://t.co/R45CWiRjH9
— Steve Broach (@SteveBroach) June 25, 2015
Court of Protection removes attorneys who "have taken colossal advantage" of incapacitated mother. OL [2015] EWCOP 41 http://t.co/tRfNRWh1Jv
— Barbara Rich (@BarbaraRich_law) June 25, 2015
The place of law in care: reflections prompted by @MarkNeary1's recent DoLS situation https://t.co/DYSNnWHKqV
Court of Protection: OL, Re [2015] EWCOP 41 (24 June 2015) http://t.co/laB97VaEMZ
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 24, 2015
Unfitness to plead case. R v Wells [2015] EWCA Crim 2, [2015] MHLO 46: â€” "Where a defendant's disability impacts onâ€¦ http://t.co/F8kMzJ5bNz
Miscellaneous case. Re A [2015] EWHC 1709 (Fam), [2015] MHLO 45: â€” "The Local Authority applies for a secureâ€¦ http://t.co/ytdAP4veL1
NEW BLOG - "Nicholas SALVADOR" http://t.co/l8y39X7CLd << An interesting trial is ongoing at the Old Bailey after a tragic incident.
— Insp Michael Brown (@MentalHealthCop) June 23, 2015
Thanks to all who said they really enjoyed my routine about people retweeting their own praise.
— Milton Jones (@themiltonjones) June 21, 2015
Addressing the Conundrum: the MCA or theÂ MHA? http://t.co/mbZdV68WBw
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 20, 2015
Notified that LA will shortly be doing DoLs assessments for all people living in their own home or with family.
— Mark Neary (@MarkNeary1) June 20, 2015
Electronic tag to be removed from terror suspect who 'feared it was bomb': http://t.co/J7jGMWMCMD
— Guardian Law (@GdnLaw) June 20, 2015
@Mental_Elf :-)
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 19, 2015
New RCPsych Mental Health Information to download: A guide to mental health tribunals: written in plain English http://t.co/wolCR1UFl8
— RC of Psychiatrists (@rcpsych) June 19, 2015
@rcpsych Helpful but not entirely correct
My thoughts on Re X and the ongoing problem of deprivation of liberty in supported living, in @CommunityCare http://t.co/Ge3vXN04FM
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 19, 2015
@Mental_Elf Flag up?
Facebook page.: Now that enough people like the page, it can now have a memorable link - http://t.co/PbonjvUCS5 -â€¦ http://t.co/AnvR4RNzc4
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 18, 2015
Detailed summary added to Re X case page.: See Re X (Court of Protection Practice) [2015] EWCA Civ 599, (2015) MHLOâ€¦ http://t.co/O9db8YJF5A
Editable versions of section papers.: Following a request, rich text format (RTF) versions of forms A2, A3 and A4â€¦ http://t.co/0ttzVaWNIH
We're bringing forward our work on DoLS. Consultation opens 7 July. Report, with draft Bill, by end of 2016: http://t.co/RAoSJm9U0c
— Law Commission (@Law_Commission) June 18, 2015
Government brings forward deadline for deprivation of liberty reform plans: Accelerated timetable ... http://t.co/gFbl0rmXCe #socialwork
— Community Care (@CommunityCare) June 17, 2015
Interesting (OA) study finds that decision making under MCA is distributed among multiple persons http://t.co/j4I31aFYMg
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 18, 2015
Deprivation of libertyÂ developments http://t.co/Dzi3I38Jrm
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 18, 2015
Andy McNicoll, 'Councils' failure to make court applications leaving "widespread unlawful deprivations of liberty"'â€¦ http://t.co/63zZQk9HUk
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 17, 2015
Ben Troke, 'Court of Appeal ruling means streamlined deprivation of liberty process is fatally flawed' (Communityâ€¦ http://t.co/jw0h8y4jQd
Alex Ruck Keene, 'Re X - the Court of Appeal pronounces' (Court of Protection Handbook Blog, 16/6/15).: See Re Xâ€¦ http://t.co/7EziHa5Zpr
Deprivation of liberty procedure. Re X (Court of Protection Practice) [2015] EWCA Civ 599, [2015] MHLO 44: â€” Thisâ€¦ http://t.co/7QKa9hGJ2R
@P_Gooding @eilionoirflynn explanatory notes v revealing http://t.co/j2MBGO2gk4
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 17, 2015
Policing informal coercion: "There's a new domestic abuse crime â€“ but how will people stop it?" http://t.co/eR6gqjauqW ping @eilionoirflynn
— Piers Gooding (@P_Gooding) June 16, 2015
Minister confirms response to No Right Ignored green paper in autumn - but no commitment to legislate https://t.co/bG27laWQ3S
— Steve Broach (@SteveBroach) June 16, 2015
BBC News - Maryport woman charged over Workington care home neglect http://t.co/MAx8gepoTk
I'm spending the afternoon in Cardiff at the Welsh police / mental health board - a new Welsh CoP and a Welsh MH concordat later in 2015.
— Insp Michael Brown (@MentalHealthCop) June 17, 2015
Over 50 councils have made *zero* applications to authorise deprivations of liberty in the community... http://t.co/wHrBQeUp0m
— Steve Broach (@SteveBroach) June 17, 2015
Government brings forward deadline for deprivation of liberty law reforms http://t.co/bDXRhjubLj #socialwork
Social workers under scrutiny as parents capture sessions on camera | Society http://t.co/a0FYWEhE8S
— Al Coates (@NadjaSmit) June 17, 2015
Re X â€“ the Court of AppealÂ pronounces http://t.co/wJk43xFFxn
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 16, 2015
However, CoA *is* prepared to say what it would have said if it found it had jurisdiction to hear the Re X appeal.
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 16, 2015
To cut long story short, CoA not prepared to set aside 'finicky' questions of jurisdiction on grounds of expediency or public interest
P must be a party in DOL proceedings (Re X - Court of Appeal)...probably, and for now.... http://t.co/3c7OqEbpBo
— Tor Butler-Cole (@TorButlerCole) June 16, 2015
Another very sad PVS case to be heard in the Court of Protection - Yahoo News UK https://t.co/hmHvtS8Hl7 via @YahooNewsUK
— Britt Dolan (@DrBridgetDolan) June 16, 2015
Full statement following Court of Appeal judgment over mental capacity, here: http://t.co/AAjWLnRTWA #deprivationofliberty
— The Law Society (@TheLawSociety) June 16, 2015
Aha! Re X judgment here http://t.co/xRRnSzOEzd
According to the daily lists, the Court of Appeal will hand down its judgment in Re X at 9.45am tomorrow http://t.co/AWhGXbhEKN
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 15, 2015
Why do more men register Lasting Powers of Attorney than women? https://t.co/JK40729GAa Any ideas?
New book: Matthew Graham and Jakki Cowley, A Practical Guide to the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (JKP 2015).: Forewordâ€¦ http://t.co/HxUXFLRFh1
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 12, 2015
39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Law Newsletter' (issue 57, June 2015).: details. See 39 Essex Chambers Mentalâ€¦ http://t.co/fby4I1g52F
39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Law Newsletter' (issue 56, May 2015).: details. See 39 Essex Chambers Mentalâ€¦ http://t.co/VDbiarQMGT
39 Essex Chambers, 'Mental Capacity Law Newsletter' (issue 55, April 2015).: details. See 39 Essex Chambers Mentalâ€¦ http://t.co/yyJQC3sLMj
Rethinking Deprivation of Liberty in a Health and Social CareÂ Context http://t.co/PitWJLvErm
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 12, 2015
Back in Court of Protection today acting for P: Brain-injured man's family fight to continue NHS medical treatment http://t.co/48UsBWt3kk
— Britt Dolan (@DrBridgetDolan) June 12, 2015
Dept of Health, 'Section 67 of the Mental Health Act' (v4, 23/4/13).: This version contains updated contactâ€¦ http://t.co/auO7ux5TwW
Correction.: The correct telephone number for DH s67 references is 0207 210 5359 (not 5357). See MHA 1983 s67 http://t.co/SFWl8mHDh0
Court of Protection: Bournemouth Borough Council v PS & Anor [2015] EWCOP 39 (11 June 2015) http://t.co/bWgQw6csW7
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 11, 2015
Debate at Westminster Hall on DoLS assessments, scheduled for 4pm on June 17th http://t.co/1c9uvRHKIR
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 11, 2015
Mr Justice Mostyn Court of Protection judgment: whether care of 28 year-old man amounts to deprivation of liberty http://t.co/76qwUSTuaO
— Judicial Office (@JudiciaryUK) June 11, 2015
Experts, litigants in person and compulsory examinations: a further shot across the bows http://t.co/pKLqKhm9DS
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 11, 2015
MHLA Conference 3 July â€“ full programme nowÂ announced http://t.co/M5Ya7FGoqQ
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 10, 2015
How common are psychotic experiences in the general population? http://t.co/Ur8SxFevgL
— The Mental Elf (@Mental_Elf) June 10, 2015
"I can't replace my wife as signatory of disabled son's account?" Frustrating bank policy or true CoP cost problem? http://t.co/HAV1l3pEpT
— Britt Dolan (@DrBridgetDolan) June 10, 2015
Councils struggling to find paid RPRs, following AJ ruling http://t.co/dTZeY5JIGO @CommunityCare
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 10, 2015
@BarbaraRich_law @TheSmallPlaces @TorButlerCole Brief summary and link to related judgments here: http://t.co/7JoSAc20Jw
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 9, 2015
European court: It will not breach Art 2 ECHR to withdraw life sustaining treatment from a man in PVS @AJENews http://t.co/RqP6Bgw4N4
— Britt Dolan (@DrBridgetDolan) June 9, 2015
Bodey and DoLs http://t.co/Uged4lmhI3
— suesspicious minds (@suesspiciousmin) March 23, 2015
Protection of vulnerable clients: exploring a new accreditation http://t.co/WtNNu2xS14
— The Law Society (@TheLawSociety) May 29, 2015
New article by Kay Wilson and me on #capacity in #mentalhealth law - Are we going in the wrong direction?: http://t.co/ig1mK7Nu5X
— Bernadette McSherry (@bmcsherr) June 2, 2015
BBC News - Tawel Fan: Betsi Cadwaladr health board in special measures http://t.co/N2Cs7x0MM8
Interesting post by @suesspiciousmin about use of inherent jurisdiction for young person http://t.co/faesfBe3vC
— Lucy Series (@TheSmallPlaces) June 9, 2015
Social circumstances evidence. AF v Nottinghamshire NHS Trust [2015] UKUT 216 (AAC), [2015] MHLO 43: â€” "There isâ€¦ http://t.co/G1rgsssWbA
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 8, 2015
June Mental Capacity Law Newsletters nowÂ out http://t.co/oX5Oa5fZgT
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 8, 2015
Job advert (ODonnells).: ODonnells Solicitors in Preston are seeking to recruit a mental health lawyer. Panelâ€¦ http://t.co/pcirrDtNH8
Guardianship and DOLS case. KD v A Borough Council [2015] UKUT 251 (AAC), [2015] MHLO 42 â€” "Permission to bringâ€¦ http://t.co/7sgQyr9wsR
Police reviewing 'serious incidents' leading to a Lincolnshire learning disabilities unit being temporarily closed - http://t.co/1QD6Z238wn
— Insp Michael Brown (@MentalHealthCop) June 8, 2015
Access to justice for children with mental disabilities http://t.co/LfB81YzJAj
— Tor Butler-Cole (@TorButlerCole) June 4, 2015
Court of Protection: The Health Service Executive of Ireland v PA & Ors [2015] EWCOP 38 (03 June 2015) http://t.co/ORdApp9Alc
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 3, 2015
Stress-testing Schedule 3: cross-border placements and the Court of Protection http://t.co/Izu2ogZQSF
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 3, 2015
Court of Protection: P, Re [2015] EWCOP 37 (03 June 2015) http://t.co/sToiErArMm
DH contact details.: New Department of Health contact details added for use when seeking Tribunal references. Seeâ€¦ http://t.co/UAT19jbCx0
— Mental Health Law (@MHLonline) June 1, 2015
My external assessment of the organization is that it is 100% compliant in complete cuntage.
— Mark Neary (@MarkNeary1) May 31, 2015
Blatter, schmatter and candour; https://t.co/Yep6A1cHAw #JusticeforLB
— Sara (@sarasiobhan) May 31, 2015
Singapore, the MCAs and undueÂ influence http://t.co/8VX6k1J4kK
— Alex Ruck Keene (@Capacitylaw) June 1, 2015
BJPsych Bulletin: June 2015, Volume 39, Issue 3: now available online: http://t.co/JotZIogcut
— RC of Psychiatrists (@rcpsych) June 1, 2015
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