An international overview of child protection services to protect unborn children from significant harm [0.03%]
国际视角下保护胎儿免受严重伤害的儿童保护服务概述
Annick Zijlstra,Mariëlle R Bruning,Maroesjka van Nieuwenhuijzen et al.
Annick Zijlstra et al.
This paper presents a comparative analysis of the availability of pre-birth protection orders in cases of imminent harm to the unborn child due to high-risk parenting in the Netherlands and other Western countries. Using a standardised ques...
Gender (in)equality in divorce in Switzerland: Lawyers' formal-egalitarian vs. compensatory interpretations [0.03%]
瑞士离婚中的性别平等：律师的形式平等与补偿解释之间的差异
Gaëlle Aeby,Michelle Cottier,Eric D Widmer et al.
Gaëlle Aeby et al.
While family law in Western countries has changed dramatically in recent decades towards the ideal of gender equality, many inequalities remain with regard to the gendered outcomes of separation and divorce. Moreover, in family law, the mov...
Death, social reform and the scrutiny of social welfare provision: the role of the contemporary inquest [0.03%]
死亡、社会改革与社会保障审查：当代验尸官的作用
Edward Kirton-Darling
Edward Kirton-Darling
Suggesting there is an emerging and important focus on social welfare in inquests into death, this article argues that there is value for both social welfare and inquest scholarship in examination of links between the two. Emphasising the p...
Lauren Devine
Lauren Devine
Since the 1990s the way in which social workers respond to referrals of children to Children's Social Care departments has evolved. It has moved through a process that 'screens families out' of child protection assessment to a system aiming...
When legal rights are not a reality: do individuals know their rights and how can we tell? [0.03%]
当法律权利无法得到保障时：个人知道自己的权利吗？我们如何得知？
Catrina Denvir,Nigel J Balmer,Pascoe Pleasence
Catrina Denvir
Public knowledge of rights has been the subject of a number of empirical enquiries over the last decade. In England and Wales, knowledge of rights and its relationship with an individual's capacity to 'self-help' and 'self-represent' when f...
Taking Wishes and Feelings Seriously: The Views of People Lacking Capacity in Court of Protection Decision-Making [0.03%]
重视意愿和感受：法院在做出缺乏行为能力人的决策时的观点
Nell Munro
Nell Munro
The Mental Capacity Act requires that where a person (P) lacks capacity to make a decision her wishes and feelings be taken into account when deciding what is in her best interests. This article considers how the Court of Protection evaluat...
Constructing and reconstructing 'best interests': An interpretative examination of substitute decision-making under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 [0.03%]
《最佳利益》的建构与解构——对《2005年心智能力法》中替代决策机制的解释性考察
Michael C Dunn,Isabel C H Clare,Anthony J Holland et al.
Michael C Dunn et al.
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA) authorises substitute decision-making in England and Wales, in relation to 'acts in connection with care or treatment', for a person lacking the capacity to make an autonomous decision, if it is both neces...
Debra Morris,Warren Barr
Debra Morris
This article focusses on the specific impact of the cuts in legal aid funding on the charitable sector. The sector plays a significant role in advice giving. Some charities have the provision of legal advice as their sole purpose, whilst th...
What is driving rates of social policy preliminary references to the CJEU? Evidence from the United Kingdom and France [0.03%]
欧盟法院初步裁定中社会政策动议的增长趋势：来自英国和法国的证据
Jennifer Sigafoos
Jennifer Sigafoos
Preliminary references to the Court of Justice for the European Union are unevenly distributed across the EU, creating differing access to justice for European citizens. This study presents case studies of the UK and France, exploring facto...