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Application to determine whether DY has capacity to decide on his care and support arrangements in circumstances where his sexual behaviour may pose a threat to the public and current authorisation for deprivation of liberty is due to expire .
Application by LA for declaration that AA lacks capacity regarding his use of social media and the internet.
Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust & Lancashire County Council v AH [2022] EWCOP 4525/10/2022
Judgment concerning whether a patient with diabetes and learning disability has capacity to decide issues around her treatment.
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.
Judgment concerning whether a donor under a Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs (LPA) executed in 2009 had capacity to execute it.
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.
Application concerning whether a woman has capacity to consent to the termination of her pregnancy.
Application seeking declarations that Q lacks capacity to litigate, make decisions about her medical treatment and had lacked capacity when making an advance decision to refuse treatment.
Appeal concerning when an individual lacks capacity to consent to sexual relations and whether that assessment should also take into account their capacity to understand whether the other person has given consent. Appeal dismissed.
Application by a daughter (WU), as representative for other family members, seeking orders that their mother (BU) lacks capacity to make decisions about her contact, restricting contact with another man and for a forced marriage protection order to be put in place.
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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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