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In Re: Jake [2025] EWHC 2230 (Fam), the High Court refused a Local Authority’s application for deprivation of liberty safeguards, finding that licence conditions and the Youth Offending Team already provided sufficient oversight. The case highlights the fine line between care and custody in managing young offenders.
In G (A Child), the Court of Appeal stressed proportionality – fact-finding is not automatic, only justified where linked to present risk.
Article by Harry Johnston-Sluka and Deesha Shah at Invicta Law. Age assessments are a critical aspect of determining...
In October 2024, the newly elected Labour government introduced the Employment Rights Bill, its first significant...
In recent years, we have seen a number of cases where individuals have expressed views that either other employees,...
Harry Johnston-Sluka completed his training contract at Invicta Law, qualifying as a solicitor in April 2021. During...
Staying up to date with changes in employment law is crucial for public sector employers. This guide offers a succinct...
In the UK, different types of employment status carry with them different employment related rights and impose upon...
The task of assessing the age of purported unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (‘UASC’) is notoriously vexed, and...