The Deprivation of Liberty of Children and Young People

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Chloe Lee (Barrister, Spire Barristers, UK) Pippa Pudney (Barrister, Spire Barristers, UK)

The Deprivation of Liberty of Children and Young People

Chloe Lee (Barrister, Spire Barristers, UK), Pippa Pudney (Barrister, Spire Barristers, UK)

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Bloomsbury Professional
21 November 2024

This unique text is an accessible and practical guide addressing legal and related issues stemming from the deprivation of liberty of children and young people.

It provides a roadmap to the deprivation of liberty of children and young people, from initially identifying that a child or young person may be deprived of their liberty or that a deprivation of liberty may be required, through to taking an application to court and the course of proceedings. This includes the scope of the Family Court, the Court of Protection and the Family Division of the High Court.

This title:

- Defines a deprivation of liberty, considering how this may look for both children and young people (under 16s and 16 and 17 year olds) - Explores how a deprivation of liberty may be authorised, including the different statutory schemes and courts - Considers the intersection with care proceedings and the interplay between deprivations of liberty and the Children Act 1989 - Explains the different placement types for children and young people including placements outside of the jurisdiction - Provides practical guidance on the transition of children into adulthood - Includes case law summaries

The book unpacks the complicated and convoluted issues surrounding this challenging area of law, and in doing so, supports advocates, practitioners, parents, family and carers who are involved in the lives of children and young people who are deprived of their liberty.

This title is also available within Bloomsbury Professional's Family Law online service.

By: Chloe Lee (Barrister Spire Barristers UK), Pippa Pudney (Barrister, Spire Barristers, UK)
Imprint: Bloomsbury Professional
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 248mm, Width: 156mm,
ISBN: 9781526530059
ISBN 10: 1526530058
Pages: 248
Publication Date: 21 November 2024
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Pippa Pudney, Barrister, Spire Chambers, UK Pippa has an established practice focusing on the deprivation of liberty of children, young people and adults across the Family Court, the Court of Protection and the Family Division of the High Court. Pippa has a particular interest in the framework of Article 5, its purpose and domestic deployment. She is a member of Spire Barristers, a Chambers specialising in family and public law matters. Chloe Lee, Barrister, Spire Barristers, UK Chloe is an experienced barrister specialising in deprivation of liberty cases relating to children, young people and adults. Chloe has a particular interest in representing vulnerable clients. She is regularly instructed to represent protected parties, children, parents, NHS bodies and local authorities, in cases which involve complex and sensitive issues. She is a member of Spire Barristers, a Chambers specialising in family and public law matters.