Thailand’s Ambitions To Become A Regional Air Hub 
Ana Malinow on National Single Payer and Democratic Party off Ramps 
America First — But who decides what that means? Iatrogenic harm and the Court of Protection
Court proceedings can cause unintended harm to the person at the centre of the case (“P”) as well as to P’s family, and to P’s…
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The Supreme Court’s judgment is an opportunity returning us to common sense
by Lorraine Currie, 11th June 2026 The image accompanying this blog has been provided by Lorraine’s daughter: the Magic Artist, Grace. To see her artwork…
A statement on the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Re Gardner (Deceased) (Court of Protection: Disclosure of Position Statements)
By the core team of the Open Justice Court of Protection Project, 9th June 2026 On 21 May 2026, the Court of Appeal handed down…
Five Practical Tips For Observing Your First Court of Protection Hearing
By Maria Maier, 13th May 2026 I attended my first ever Court of Protection hearing (Case 20033278) on Monday 11th of May 2026. Listed for…
Anorexia, declaratory protection and the Mental Health Act: Ventilating a jurisdictional question following Townsend
Given the likelihood of an upcoming Supreme Court hearing, it may be that Townsend provides a very slender thread on which to base the Trust’s…
Fit for discharge and still in hospital five months later due to delay with eating and drinking plan
There’ s a deceptively simple solution to enable P to leave hospital – the development of an eating and drinking plan – but a complex…