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Application by local authority about the return to home of AC, a 92-year-old, in circumstances where her son, GC, who had been her main carer, had hoarding issues and where both of them lacked capacity in certain areas.
Capacity and best interests decision concerning whether KF has capacity to have sexual relations with KF, a man who has sexually assaulted her in the past.
Reserved judgment following declarations that it was in BG’s best interests for no further treatment and no hydration or nutrition against her wishes.
Best interests decision concerning whether P should remain in a care home placement or have a trial period of care with KS, her daughter, in circumstances where her daughter’s hostility to the placement could undermine the care P receives.
Judgment concerning medical treatment for C, who was on a ventilator following a cardiac arrest, involving consideration of the religious background of C and her family.
Application by NHS Trust to carry out dental treatment on SA, a 22 year old who lives in 24 hour supported care.
Application concerning whether it is in the best interests of X, a 50 year old woman with severe epilepsy, to have the covid vaccine.
Judgment from the Vice President (following an ex tempore one) concerning the medical treatment of PH, who had been subject to physical restraint in order to take blood samples.
Reasons for allowing an application for an order that it is in the best interests of E to receive Covid-19 vaccinations.
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Case summaries on every Court of Protection case & other relevant decisions with links to the full judgment where available.
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