After a very protracted journey, including amendments introduced even before it had been implemented, Ireland’s Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015 has finally been commenced as … Read More ›
Month: April 2023
For civil practitioners, the White Book is an (inordinately expensive) but often indispensable addition to their suite of materials. It is also frequently cited by … Read More ›
In a veritable doorstop of a report published today, 25 April 2023, the Nuffield Council on Bioethics sets out its findings from a two-year in-depth … Read More ›
As we head towards local elections in England, a reminder of this excellent post by Lucy Series (from a couple of years ago) to clear up … Read More ›
Suicide and the Law (Elizabeth Wicks, Hart, 2023, Hardback, £76.50; Paperback/eBook £61.20) This book by Elizabeth Wicks, Professor of Human Rights Law at the University … Read More ›
The Bar Council of Ireland are hosting a one day conference at the King’s Inns in Dublin on 28 April for legal practitioners (both barristers … Read More ›
The Centre for Investigating Contemporary Social Ills at the University of Essex, an interdisciplinary research initiative of academics and practitioners, is holding a two day … Read More ›
In light of the announcement on 5 April that a delay in the implementation of the LPS “beyond the life of this Parliament,” I have … Read More ›
Liberty Protection Safeguards newsflash: implementation delayed “beyond the life of this Parliament”
In a decision which will trouble many (for instance the Joint Committee on Human Rights: see its 2022 report on human rights in care settings), … Read More ›
As the Court of Protection Law Reports series has been discontinued by LexisNexis, the Court of Protection is losing a dedicated series of headnoted reports. … Read More ›
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