Child Care Law Reporting Project. (2021) Child Care Law Reporting Project. Case reports 2020 volume 2. Dublin: Child Care Law Reporting Project.
External website: https://www.childlawproject.ie/archive/
Reporters from the CCLRP attend cases in District Courts around the country selected on a random basis, and cases in the High Court involving children in secure care. Given the nature of some of the cases, which can go on for many months with multiple adjournments, not all case reports published below are complete, but rather reflect what happened in court on that day. We publish below the latest volume of such reports.
- District Court refuses to order face-to-face access following its suspension during Level 5 Covid restrictions
- Interim care order for child admitted to intensive care with severe infection
- Interim care orders for two children following hospitalisation of one for headlice infestation
- Parents concerned at reduction of access due to Covid-19
- In “disturbing” case, High Court refuses wardship for young person leaving secure care
- Wardship application for young woman who “fell between child care and mental health regimes”
- Full care order for child leaving secure care
- Mother asks court to ensure child gets appropriate accommodation on release from prison
- Interim care order extended for child removed from care in Northern Ireland
- Full care order for young child of UK nationals
- Case of baby transferred back to Northern Ireland
- Interim care order for unaccompanied minor extended in virtual hearing
- Six-month extension of interim care order for migrant teenager abandoned by uncle
- Care order for former unaccompanied minor
- Interim care order extended amid concerns about attempts to remove Roma children from placement
- Interim care orders for Traveller children extended
- Care orders for Traveller children of parents who had been in care
- Full care order granted for baby whose mother unable to consent due to mental health difficulties
- Emergency care order where mother detained under Mental Health Act
- Care order for baby born on the street
- Care orders extended for three young children – judge impressed by “huge progress” made by mother
- Six-month care order granted for very young baby in care since birth, mother had intellectual difficulties
- Full care order for young child with special needs, mother has a mild intellectual disability
- Advocate required for vulnerable mother
- Judge stresses importance of disability supports for mother
- Full care orders for three children on grounds of sex abuse, neglect
- Emergency care orders when young child left at home alone
- Interim care orders made amid allegations of neglect and alcohol abuse
- Full care order to age 18 for teenage boy who “just wanted to be put first” by parents
- Care order granted because of alcohol, drugs and domestic violence
- Care orders for two children, mother homeless with addiction issues
- Care order till 18 for children whose parents have addiction problems
- Interim care order for four children amid domestic violence allegations
- One-year care order granted for young child suffering emotional abuse and neglect
- Three-month supervision order for three children who suffered serious neglect
- Application for care order adjourned, insufficient proof of neglect to reach the required threshold
- Care order for baby whose mother left country
- Full care order made for child to stay with older siblings in stepfather’s care
- Eight foster placements and no social worker allocated
- Care order discharged to facilitate family reunification
- Full care order granted for a pre-school age child in foster care since a baby
- One-year care orders for two young children, mother not to attend at their school
- Consensus reached on a venue for mother’s access visits with three children
- Court grants 12-month care order for child, orders home tuition as soon as possible
- Care review finds two siblings in different placements have complex individual needs
- Full care order for 12 months following unexplained non-accidental injury
- District Court approves aftercare plan
- Costs of private solicitor denied
L Social psychology and related concepts > Family > Family and kinship > Family relations > Family role
L Social psychology and related concepts > Family > Family and kinship > Family and substance use > Substance related family problems
MM-MO Crime and law > Social, health, criminal legislation (law)
MM-MO Crime and law > Justice and enforcement system
MP-MR Policy, planning, economics, work and social services > Social services
MP-MR Policy, planning, economics, work and social services > Social services > Services for family and children
T Demographic characteristics > Child / children
T Demographic characteristics > Adolescent / youth (teenager / young person)
T Demographic characteristics > Child of person who uses substances
VA Geographic area > Europe > Ireland
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