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Judgment concerning involvement of PQ in reviewing the deprivation of her liberty following earlier orders about capacity and best interests.
Consolidated proceedings involving an annual review of the continued deprivation of liberty of CD (in operation since 2019) and health and welfare application by his mother, AB
Judgment concerning a Scottish Guardianship Order and whether it authorises the continued deprivation of SF's liberty.
Judgment concerning a 17 year old who had been detained under s2 of the MHA but was deprived of her liberty when that authority lapsed.
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 .
Judgment giving reasons for why the judge removed an application for the deprivation of liberty of a 17 year old from the streamlined procedure. Although the matter was eventually settled by consent, the judgment has been published to provide guidance on when the streamlined procedure may be appropriate.
Appeal raising an “important question about how supervisory bodies should evidence their scrutiny of requests for authorisation of deprivation of liberty”
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.
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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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