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Edited by Luke Clements and Ana Laura Aiello
1. Introduction – Luke Clements and Ana Laura Aiello 2. Recurring themes: parent blame and systems-generated trauma – Luke Clements and Ana Laura Aiello 3. Parent blame and complex trauma – Peter Baker, Linda Hume and Vivien Cooper 4. Parent blame in education: working together to find solutions to school attendance difficulties – Louise Parker Engels 5. That woman! – Amy Payne (pseudonym) 6.
Book review: Clustered Injustice and the Level Green
By Luke Clements, ISBN 9781913648077, Legal Action Group (December 2020) Reviewed by Stephen Simblet QC This short but important book seeks to bring out the way in which disadvantaged people are failed by the law and by lawyers, who see individual legal problems to be solved rather than addressing the inter-related and interdependent problems presented.
Covid-19: why we need a national health and social care service
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'Welsh social care law risks taking us back 20 years by providing bare minimum'
The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 is due to come into force in April 2016. The first tranche of draft regulations and guidance to the act were published at the end of 2014 and the next set is due in February 2015. On the positive side, the timetable for the act’s implementation is sensible: it is the single largest piece of primary legislation enacted by the Welsh assembly since its creation.
LAG and community care: a call to arms to save a dying system
Stephen Knafler QC: a ‘truly outstanding legal star’ ~ Photo: Richard Gray/Rugfoot Photography We couldn’t publish an article about community care without paying tribute to one of its most committed lawyers and great LAG friend, Stephen Knafler QC, who died in October 2020. As Jan Luba KC wrote in a wonderful tribute in this magazine: ‘To our good fortune, his passion became the representation of the homeless, the disabled, the disadvantaged and, ultimately, the wholly destitute.
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