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Family Law is evolving and once again the focus is firmly on children.

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By Andrew Ryan 
| dbf-law.co.uk
The last major shift in family law came in 2014 with the introduction of the Child Arrangements Programme (CAP). It marked a welcome move away from outdated, combative language and aimed to place children, not conflict, at the heart of decision-making. The intention was clear: to ensure that children could see their wishes, feelings and needs had been heard and considered in the arrangements made. But while the language changed, the system itself remained largely adversarial.
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The Suffolk County sheriff runs a jail. Why did he launch a harbor patrol in Winthrop? - The Boston Globe

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By Andrew Ryan 
| The Boston Globe
Chronic understaffing at the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department has often forced deputies to work mandatory double shifts, helping to triple annual overtime to more than $30 million under Sheriff Steve Tompkins. But budget overruns didn’t stop the sheriff from embarking on an unusual new initiative: Last year, Tompkins launched a marine patrol, paying a jail officer to work full time as a harbormaster for the town of Winthrop.
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Snitch City investigation spurs calls for accountability in informant use by Mass. police - The Boston Globe

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By Andrew Ryan 
| The Boston Globe
Massachusetts police have long wielded unchecked authority over confidential informants. But now there are calls to rein in that power in the wake of a Boston Globe Spotlight Team investigation that documented widespread misconduct. The co-chair of a powerful legislative committee has vowed to push for greater accountability of the use of confidential informants.
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