I’m really excited to be able to share the news that the CLARiTY project team, plus a few new colleagues, are starting a new research…
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Rosie Harding is Professor of Law and Society at the University of Birmingham.
From May 2023, everyone voting at a polling station in England will have to show photo ID to vote. This is a change in the…
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In the Queen’s speech in March 2022, the UK Government committed to publishing a draft Mental Health Bill for pre-legislative scrutiny. That draft Bill was…
Leave a CommentReflections on Facilitating the CLARiTY Sessions In this blog, excerpted from the CLARiTY Project Report, Philipa Bragman, consultant facilitator shares her experience of working on…
Leave a CommentReflections on Making Law Accessible In this Blog, extracted from the CLARiTY Project Report, Professor Rosie Harding reflects on her experiences of telling stories from…
Leave a CommentPersonal Reflections on the CLARiTY Project In this blog, extracted from the CLARiTY Project Report, Sophie O’Connell, Partner and Head of Court of Protection at…
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The Everyday Decisions research project team have been working on a follow up study exploring how disabled people with impairments that affect their mental capacity…
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On 2 April, in amongst the ongoing Brexit uncertainty, the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill is scheduled to return to the House of Commons for the…
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The ‘remaining stages’ of the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill in the House of Commons have been scheduled for Tuesday 12 February 2019. This usually includes…
2 CommentsThe Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill is due to begin its journey through the House of Commons this afternoon (18 December 2018). A wrecking amendment has…
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