Confirmation on the restricted powers of the First-tier Tribunal (Mental Health).
The Court of Appeal Confirms that it is not the job of the Tribunal Service to decide about human rights.
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Religious Practices and Best Interests in the Court of Protection
The Court of Protection had to consider the degree to which a person who lacks capacity should be assisted to adhere to religious practice.
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Court of Appeal clarifies law on deprivations of liberty as an alternative to being detained in hospital
This blog looks at how the Court of Appeal had the opportunity to consider the possibility of a detained patient being discharged from hospital, subject to conditions that deprive them of their liberty.
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Employment Law: When Does a Letter of redundancy Come Into Effect?
This blog focuses on the finer points of a letter of termination (redundancy) and when a letter of termination is deemed to have been served and when it may come into effect.
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Ministry of Justice proposes changes to legal aid eligibility for those receiving Universal Credit
The Ministry of Justice proposes to amend how eligibility for Legal Aid is assessed for those receiving Universal Credit and what this will now mean for people trying to get Legal Aid.
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Mental Health Treatment Bill
Theresa May has stated that the Mental Health Act 1983 (˜MHA) will be revoked if she is re-elected in the June 2017 general election.
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A Local Authority Tenders to Review Community Care Packages
A Local Authority is to tender out contracts to a company to review Community Care Packages
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N v ACCG and others [2017] Confirmation that the Court of Protection can only choose between the available options
Supreme Court judgment concludes that the Court of Protection does not have the power to compel third parties (such as a Local Authority, CCG, or care home) to provide something it is unwilling or unable to provide.
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Employment Tribunal Fees and Accessing Justice
A new Government review has been released in relation to this and what this now means for you.
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NHS England announces that a new child and adolescent mental health unit will be built in Cornwall
A 12 bed mental health unit is to be built in Cornwall for males and females up to the age of 18
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