Evidence: More than meets the eye

Bhatia Best | November 2022 #218
Stuart Barlow highlights considerations in cases involving the prohibition of cross-examination by litigants in person While the appointment of a qualified legal representative will reduce some of the trauma of direct questioning by the perpetrator, the perpetrator could still frame the questions and it may be difficult for a lawyer in that role to determine …

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Evidence: In all honesty

Hall Brown | June 2022 #214
Holly Cook and Jacob Quested Khan consider protection from self-incrimination in private law children proceedings In all areas of law where the welfare and safety of a child is considered, the need to be honest with the court is an essential and key part of the long-established ‘working together’ principles. In F v M [2021], …

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