We spoke to Jasmin Meier, a Researcher and Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist in training, about her research interviewing mothers at risk of recurrent care proceedings in FDAC.
Albinia Stanley spoke to Gemma Hatfield, Service Manager of the Black Country FDAC about the service, its upcoming launch and COVID-19.
From 23rd March 2020 to 17th July 2020, the Centre for Justice Innovation collated information on justice system responses to COVID-19 in eight different common law jurisdictions. In this new briefing, we take stock of the general trends we observed and reflect on what the main challenges will be across these jurisdictions in the coming months.
Jo Tunnard (Independent consultant at RyanTunnardBrown, partners in the FDAC National Partnership at CJI) reflects on recent developments in Family Justice. She uses this moment to consider the broader legacy of pioneering judge Nick Crichton, ahead of an award in his honour next year.
Carole Edwards, CEO of CASSPLUS, told us about the court-based community advice service in Devon and Cornwall.
This briefing aims to support practitioners seeking to enhance their court-based response to substance misuse by providing:
Project lead, DS Sandy Thompson spoke to us about Birmingham’s C3 programme and how it works.
We spoke to Sheriff Lindsay Wood about his experiences running the Glasgow Drug Court for nearly 20 years.
We spoke to Sheriff John Cook, who explained more about Edinburgh’s problem-solving court.
This research paper outlines prenatal representations of pregnant mothers who had previously lost children to care, and who were again at risk of entering care proceedings with their unborn baby.