As part of the Wellcome-funded Mental Health and Justice Project, the King’s Policy Institute held a Policy Lab in November 2021 to address the following … Read More ›
For the first time since the before-times, I found myself in mid-June 2022 heading on a train to, to an actual conference, with real people. … Read More ›
The (near-final) draft programme for the 2022 Autonomy Summer School is now available. There are still one or two surprises that Wayne Martin and his … Read More ›
An intriguing announcement today (15 June 2022) raises the possibility that there may be movement to amend the MCA 2005 in respect of Lasting Powers … Read More ›
I reproduce below the text of the most recent (14 June) update from the LPS team at the DHSC. To receive them directly, please email … Read More ›
It’s two years since Celia Kitzinger and Gill Loomes-Quinn launched the Open Justice Court of Protection Project. Since then, and now joined by Claire Martin … Read More ›
Thanks very much to everyone who sent in questions about the LPS and MCA Code consultation. I have done a further video (14 June 2022) … Read More ›
As I prepare to leave the shed for Edinburgh for the World Congress on Adult Capacity (real people in a real place…), I received a … Read More ›
An updated and partially corrected version of the draft MCA Code of Practice has been published, out for consultation (remember) until 7 July 2022. As … Read More ›
Supporting Legal Capacity in Socio-Legal Context (Mary Donnelly, Rosie Harding and Ezgi Taşcıoğlu, eds., Hart, 2022, hardback/eBook, c.£76/61) The second wave of scholarship about the … Read More ›