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  1. A Child in Trust, Brent L.B.C., 1986, 213.

  2. A Child in Mind, Greenwich L.B.C., 1987, Appendix H.

  3. Supra note 1 at Chapter 13.

  4. Cleveland Report Chapter 10, particularly paragraphs 10.27–10.35. See also The Report on the Commission of Inquiry into the case of Paul Steven Brown, December 1980, Cmnd 8107, paragraph 104.

  5. See section 28(1).

  6. [1988] 1 All E.R. 683.

  7. See Children and Young Persons Act 1969 Section 32A; and Magistrates Court (Children and Young Persons) Rules 1988 rules 16 and 31.

  8. The 1988 Rules, rule 25.

  9. Supra note 7 section 32A.

  10. Supra note 8 rule 16.

  11. See the Guide for Guardians ad Litem in the Juvenile Court, paragraph 26.

  12. [1985] F.L.R. 1159.

  13. See the Children Bill, clause 29.

  14. R. v.Harrow L.B.C., ex parte D, The Times, 1st December 1988; see alsoR. v.Norfolk C.C., ex parte M, The Times, 27th February 1989: case conferences under a duty to act fairly.

  15. [1977] 3 All E.R. 964.

  16. Ibid. at 967. See alsoR. v.Birmingham Juvenile Court, ex parte G and others (minors) and R. (a minor) 1988 2 F.LR. 423, 430.

  17. [1988] 2 F.L.R. 214.

  18. Supra note 1 at 214.

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Urquhart, P. Child abuse — The role of the lawyer. Liverpool Law Rev 11, 31–41 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01079635

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