General editor: Stephen Cragg QC
ISSN: 1460-9169
One year annual subscription 2022: £399
… a welcome addition to all concerned about community care provision … I have just persuaded my own university library to take out a subscription … Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law
… helpful for the busy high street practitioner and expert alike. Family Law
In the words of Lord Woolf MR, it will soon become an “indispensable tool” for those practising and learning in this field. The Law Teacher
Community Care Law Reports (CCLR) is the only law reports service devoted entirely to community care issues. Launched in December 1997, it provides high quality, authoritative and comprehensive coverage of cases relating to all aspects of community care law, as well as being a more general information resource for those working in community care. Published on a quarterly basis and compiled by an experienced and professional editorial team, each issue of Community Care Law Reports contains:
- editorial review – a round-up placing the reported cases in their legal context
- community care law update – a review of recently decided cases, including information about the kinds of cases where leave to move for judicial review has been granted or refused, plus important developments, such as new legislation and guidance
- law reports – the cases that shape the law; full text judgments prefaced by clear headnotes outlining the issues, facts and decisions of the courts
- cumulative tables – covering cases, statutes, statutory instruments, circulars and guidance referred to and reported in the reports
The Community Care Law Reports will be an essential reference source for the following:
- solicitors and barristers
- local authorities
- health authorities
- law libraries
- care, disability and mental health organisations
Community care law update editor: Shu Shin Luh, barrister
Editors: Tim Baldwin, Stephen Broach, Bethan Harris, Alice Irving, Stephen Simblet QC, barristers
Editorial advisory board: Paul Bowen QC, barrister; Luke Clements, solicitor; Nicola Mackintosh QC (Hon), solicitor; Sophy Miles, barrister; Camilla Parker QC (Hon), solicitor; Paul Ridge, solicitor; Lucy Scott-Moncrieff, solicitor
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