In this ‘in conversation’ with Professor Rosie Harding, we talk about the Co-Producing Accessible Legal Information (COALITION) Project, which has recently published its concluding report … Read More ›
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In the last ‘in conversation’ of 2023, I talk to Graham Morgan MBE about his perspective on coercion in mental healthcare, what ‘lived experience’ means, … Read More ›
In this ‘in conversation’ with, I talk to the editors of the new Routledge Handbook of Mental Health Law, Professors Brendan Kelly and Mary Donnelly, … Read More ›
In this ‘in conversation’ with, I talk to Isabel Astrachan and Dr Scott Kim about the paper we recently published together looking at the ways … Read More ›
As (for some at least) a summer break is starting to come to an end, I have recorded a version of a talk that I … Read More ›
In this shedinar, recorded in August 2023, I explain how the MCA applies when thinking about people’s money, property and affairs. The slides are here. The … Read More ›
To take account of the judgment in Manchester University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust v JS & Others (Schedule 1A Mental Capacity Act 2005) [2023] EWCOP 3 … Read More ›
The February 2023 Mental Capacity Report is now out. Highlights this month include: (1) In the Health, Welfare and Deprivation of Liberty Report: is depriving … Read More ›
In the most recent (slightly snuffly) in conversation, I talk to Dr Janet Weston about her fascinating book Looking after Miss Alexander: Care, Mental Capacity, and … Read More ›
In this shedinar, I discuss the genesis, findings and headline points of the Judging Values project led by Camillia Kong with Camillia and Professor Penny … Read More ›