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The Court of Appeal handed down a judgment yesterday that analyses the extensive ECtHR and domestic jurisprudence on the extent of the positive obligations imposed by Art.2 ECHR in the context of a person subject to a DoLS who may have died following errors in medical care and treatment. The decision is likely to be a very significant one for coroners and practitioners in coronial, mental health and healthcare law.
Emma Price comments on the importance of this case in The New Law Journal.
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A message from Head of Chambers, Jason Beer KC, looking back at the past 12…
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