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Dear David: A Memo to the Norgrove Committee from the Dartington Conference 2011

Rt Hon Lord Justice Thorpe, William Tyzack

ISBN13: 9781846613081

Published: December 2011

Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Paperback A4

Price: Out of print

The 2011 Interdisciplinary Conference held at Dartington Hall assembled a uniquely qualified group of contributors, drawn from the many professions involved in the work of the family justice system.

This book brings together their papers and is essential reading for all those involved in the family law field.

Subjects:: Family Law

Contents:: Playing safe? The Family Justice Review and the management of risk in private law cases; Professor Liz Trinder; A brave new world for Family Justice? Opportunities and challenges for reforms in private law cases; Emeritus Professor Janet Walker OBE; ABE Interviews, children’s testimony and hearing the voice of the child in family cases: Are we barking up the right tree?; Professor Penny Cooper; Hearing the voice of the child; Christine Renouf and Mary Mullin; Reform of the Family Court; Sir Nicholas Wall P; The Single Family Court; Rt Hon Lord Justice Andrew McFarlane; Legal Aid reform and the Family Justice Review; Katherine Gieve; Reforming care proceedings – a socio-legal perspective; Professor Judith Masson; Reforming care proceedings – a judicial perspective: The challenge of changing the approach of practitioners and the judiciary; HHJ Lesley Newton; The Munro Review of Child Protection: Final Report – A child-centred system; Professor Eileen Munro; Routes to permanence: achieving stability and a ‘sense of permanence’ for children who may need out-of-home care; Emeritus Professor June Thoburn CBE; Pre-proceedings processes in children’s social care; Dr Jonathan Dickens