Reforming care proceedings: a socio-legal perspective

JM Masson

Reforming care proceedings: a socio-legal perspective

JM Masson

University of Bristol Law School

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Using the findings of the ESRC -funded Parents Representation Study (RES-062-23-1163) this chapter considers the proposals of the Interim Report of the Family Justice Review and discusses what else needs to change to ensure that care proceedings are completed within the child's timescale. Particularly, the chapter argues for continuity of all the professionals involved, not just the judiciary; a greater willingness to adjudicate; and changes in the way hearings are conducted to allow for more direct involvement of parents.

Translated title of the contribution	Reforming care proceedings: a socio-legal perspective
Original language	English
Title of host publication	Dear David: A memo to the Norgrove Committee from the Dartington Conference 2011
Editors	M Thorpe, W Tyzack
Publisher	Jordans
Pages	79 - 87
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Print)	9781846613081
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Just Following Instructions? The representation of parents in care proceedings
Pearce, J. F., Masson, J. M. & Bader, K. F., 2011, School of Law, University of Bristol. 200 p.
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Reforming care proceedings: a socio-legal perspective

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Just Following Instructions? The representation of parents in care proceedings

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