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Public Children Law: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Advice for Your Clients

Court-Proven, Solution-Focused Answers to 7 of the Biggest Legal Challenges facing Experienced Practitioners: Directly from Top-Flight King’s Counsel

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  • On-demand from 12/06/2024 until 16/10/2024

Additional clips from Public Children Law on-demand conference

Damian Woodward-Carlton KC on Expert evidence

Susan Grocott KC on Scott Schedules

Richard Hadley KC on Coercive control

Shiva Ancliffe KC on Post-adoption contact

Brendan Roche KC on Deprivation of liberty

Frances Heaton KC on Re W assessments

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On-demand clip

So you know what to expect from the recorded conference, here is a clip of Andrew Bagchi KC.

Andrew is answering the question: What is realistic and achievable when contesting or defending threshold statements for (1) Special Guardianship Orders and (2) Supervision Orders in light of new guidance?

Programme

  1. Re W assessments

    How do you deal with and curtail problems with young people giving evidence, including Re W assessments, and the factors the courts will consider?

    Answered by Frances Heaton KC

    Frances is “an extraordinarily good advocate with fantastic cross-examination and people skills”. She is in high demand for very complex public law children proceedings.

  2. Threshold statements

    What is realistic and achievable when contesting or defending threshold statements for (1) Special Guardianship Orders and (2) Supervision Orders in light of new guidance?

    Answered by Andrew Bagchi KC

    Andrew is an "outstanding children silk with a fantastic ability to analyse parents’ motives and behaviour." He routinely appears in highly sensitive and difficult cases.

  3. Coercive control

    In terms of coercive control, how are different court centres applying the guidance set out in H-N and with what impact on practice and client advice?

    Answered by Richard Hadley KC

    Richard is known for handling the most sensitive care proceedings. “He is a master tactician and legal mind, always thinking two or three moves ahead of his opponents.”

  4. Scott Schedules

    What is the future role of Scott Schedules following judicial criticism of their value and alternative approaches?

    Answered by Susan Grocott KC

    Susan is "a fabulous advocate and leader for children matters." "She rapidly distils complex information to the essential arguments." She sits as a Deputy High Court Judge.

  5. Deprivation of Liberty

    What counts and what will sway the court in Deprivation of Liberty applications following the spate of recent cases?

    Answered by Brendan Roche KC

    Brendan is "a fantastic silk, succinct and unflappable. His advocacy is distinctive and highly effective, and he is a towering presence in court." He sits as a Recorder.

  6. Post-adoption contact

    In borderline cases, what tips the balance when applying for post-adoption contact with parents, siblings, other family members, and friends?

    Answered by Shiva Ancliffe KC

    Shiva specialises in non-accidental injury, serious sexual abuse, adoption, and factitious illness. “She is incredibly impressive and leaves no stone unturned.”

  7. Expert evidence

    What happens when an expert doesn't meet the necessary standards and is heavily criticized by a judge - and what are the consequences for other cases in which that expert is instructed?

    Answered by Damian Woodward-Carlton KC

    Damian is "an exceptional advocate - incredibly robust and persuasive." Recent cases include allegations of supporting terrorism and family members travelling to Syria.

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