R v Lancashire County Council

Core Citations

CONSIDERS

• Re U (Serious Injury: Standard of Proof); Re B
• Re S (Sexual Abuse Allegations: Local Authority Response)
• Re U (A Child) (Serious Injury: Standard of Proof): Re B (A Child)

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• Re H and R (Child Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof)
• Re B (Non-Accidental Injury)
• Re S (Sexual Abuse Allegations: Local Authority Response)

REFERS TO

• Re A (Non-Accidental Injury: Medical Evidence)
• Re H and R (Child Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof)
• Practice Direction (Family Proceedings: Experts)

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• Re A and D (Non-Accidental Injury: Subdural Haematomas)
• Re CB (Care Proceedings: Guidelines)
• R v Harris (Lorraine) and Others
• R v Lucas (Ruth)
• Re M (A Child) (Fact-Finding Hearing: Burden of Proof)
• B (A Child )
• A County Council v K, D and L
• North Yorkshire County Council v Sa
• Lancashire County Council v B
• Practice Direction: Guide to Case Management in Public Law Proceedings
• Re W (A Child) (non-accidental injury: expert evidence); sub nom Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council v GW and PW
• R v Middleton

CONSIDERS

• Re O and N (Children) (Non-Accidental Injury: Burden of Proof)
• Civil Evidence Act 1972 - Articles : S-3

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• Adoption and Children Act 2002 - Articles : S-120
• Local Authority Social Services Act 1970 - Articles : S-7

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• [2010] 1 FLR 387

This document cites

• R v Lucas (Ruth)
• B (A Child )
• Re H and R (Child Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof)
• Re W (A Child) (non-accidental injury: expert evidence); sub nom Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council v GW and PW
• North Yorkshire County Council v Sa



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• A County Council v K, D and L
• Re U (A Child) (Serious Injury: Standard of Proof): Re B (A Child)
• Re S (Sexual Abuse Allegations: Local Authority Response)
• Re M (A Child) (Fact-Finding Hearing: Burden of Proof)
• R v Harris (Lorraine) and Others
• R v Middleton
• Re A and D (Non-Accidental Injury: Subdural Haematomas)
• Lancashire County Council v B
• Practice Direction: Guide to Case Management in Public Law Proceedings
• Re A (Non-Accidental Injury: Medical Evidence)
• Re H and R (Child Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof)
• Re B (Non-Accidental Injury)
• Re CB (Care Proceedings: Guidelines)
• Re U (Serious Injury: Standard of Proof); Re B
• Practice Direction (Family Proceedings: Experts)
• Re S (Sexual Abuse Allegations: Local Authority Response)
• Adoption and Children Act 2002
• Local Authority Social Services Act 1970
• Civil Evidence Act 1972
• Re O and N (Children) (Non-Accidental Injury: Burden of Proof)
• B (Children) (Care Proceedings: Standard of Proof) (CAFCASS intervening)