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Appeal against a judgment on the ground that the judge's interpretation of the words "intentionally causes or incites" in Section 39 (1)(a) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 failed to give the words their natural meaning.
A hearing to consider the scope and ambit of the law, in particular the Sexual Offences Act 2003, regarding the P accessing the services of a sex worker.
Hearing to decide how and when the P could transfer from a care home to the home of her parents.
Application to discontinue life sustaining treatment to the P who was in a vegetative state. The application was granted.
The court authorised the Applicant to administer the Covid-19 vaccine to the P against the wishes of the P's father.
The court made declarations that the P lacks capacity to make decisions regarding foreign travel, contact with his family and others and social media and internet usage.
Application for the P to be transferred to hospital for an elective caesarean section. The application was granted.
Application by NHS Trust that the P be admitted to hospital, against her will, for obstetric treatment and a possible emergency caesarean section. The application was granted.
Application to seek a declaration that it would not be in the P's best interests to continue to receive life-sustaining treatment by way of the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation machine, (ECMO). The declaration was made.
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