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Ferguson, R v. HM Assistant Coroner [2025] EWHC 1901
Read more: Ferguson, R v. HM Assistant Coroner [2025] EWHC 1901On judicial review the Coroner’s decisions that (i) the enhanced investigative duty under Article 2 ECHR was not engaged, and (ii) the inquest would be heard without a jury, were quashed where ‘the evidence, primarily in the Chief Constable’s own PSD report, revealed a series of acts or omissions by the officers which could have…
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Hemachandran v. Thirumalesh (dec’d) [2024] EWCA Civ 896
Read more: Hemachandran v. Thirumalesh (dec’d) [2024] EWCA Civ 896‘The judge made an error of law in regarding the absence of belief…’ in a diagnosis or prognosis ‘…as determinative of the functional test…’ in s.3(1) MCA 2005, ‘…an error made through no fault of her own given that she was applying the test as set out by Munby J in Re MM [2007] EWHC…
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Re AA (treatment) [2024] EWCOP 39 (T3)
Read more: Re AA (treatment) [2024] EWCOP 39 (T3)The court will not ‘rubber stamp’ a clinical decision in a case where the parents’ opposition to medical opinion ‘has been clear for a long time’, ‘the court should have been accessed sooner…’ with ‘…two significant consequences:- (i) There is now only one available option before the court, and (ii) There is a perception of…