Baroness Sheila Hollins has published her final report as Chairperson of the Independent Care (Education) and Treatment Review (IC(E)TR) programme for people with a learning … Read More ›
Category: Research of interest
[In an extremely helpful, but depressing, report published on 22 June 2023, the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory analysed applications received during the first two months … Read More ›
Whilst we wait to learn what the next steps may be in relation to mental health reform in England & Wales, the Parliamentary Office of … Read More ›
It is now well established that there is significant unmet legal need for accessible legal information about common legal problems. Learning disability, and low literacy … 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 ›
Building on work led on by Dr Chloe Beale (see here for a conversation from my shed with her), a new article by Chloe together … Read More ›
As part of ongoing work related to the Australian Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability, the Living with Disability Research … Read More ›
The most recent publication from the Mental Health and Justice project is an article published in Frontiers in Psychiatry on 11 July 2022 led on … Read More ›
Following a previous training film about communication and participation for Court of Protection lawyers, a project team including researchers based at the Institute for Crime … Read More ›
In a slightly odd coincidence of timing, given the recent decision in the case of William Verden, an article that I have co-written about adults … Read More ›