Care Profiling Study (Ministry of Justice Research Series 4/08)

JM Masson; JF Pearce; KF Bader

Care Profiling Study (Ministry of Justice Research Series 4/08)

JM Masson, JF Pearce, KF Bader

University of Bristol Law School

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Abstract

The Care Profiling Study provides baseline data on proceedings under Children Act 1989, s.31 and the Public Law Protocol, commenced in 2004. The researchers examined court files for 386 cases involving 682 children in 15 Family Proceedings Courts and 8 County Courts. The report covers the family circumstances of the children and parents in care proceedings; the work of the local authority before proceedings were started, and subsequently; the legal process, including representation, the use of experts and the length of proceedings; and the outcome of cases in terms of orders made.

Translated title of the contribution	Care Profiling Study (Ministry of Justice Research Series 4/08)
Original language	English
Publisher	Ministry of Justice and Department of Children, Schools and Families
Commissioning body	Ministry of Justice and Department for Children Schools and Families
Number of pages	128
ISBN (Print)	9781840991444
Publication status	Published - 3 Mar 2008

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Name	Ministry of Justice Research Report
Publisher	Ministry of Justice
No.	4
Volume	08

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Publisher: Ministry of Justice

Keywords

care proceedings
courts
child protection

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4 Article (Academic Journal)
1 Other report

Reforming care proceedings 3: Insights from data linkage
Masson, J., Dickens, J., Garside, L., Bader, K. & Young, J., 22 Jun 2018, University of East Anglia. 4 p.
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Caring about care proceedings
Masson, J., Apr 2010, In: Radical statistics. 100, p. 46 - 55 10 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal) › peer-review
Controlling costs and maintaining services - the reform of legal aid fees for care proceedings
Masson, J., Dec 2008, In: Child and Family Law Quarterly. 20, 4, p. 425 - 448 23 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal) › peer-review

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Care Profiling Study (Ministry of Justice Research Series 4/08)

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Research output

Reforming care proceedings 3: Insights from data linkage

Caring about care proceedings

Controlling costs and maintaining services - the reform of legal aid fees for care proceedings

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